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Hey everyone, I've been digging into the case of Jeanne Scrima, who went missing back in 1980, and there's something that really puzzles me. Her 1977 Lincoln Continental was found abandoned in Michigan, which is quite a distance from where she was last seen in Pennsylvania. It's strange how the car ended up changing hands several times before it was tracked down. Does anyone have any theories about how or why her vehicle might have taken that journey? Could it have been used by someone who was trying to throw off the investigation, or was it just a matter of someone unknowingly purchasing a "hot" car? Also, if it passed through multiple owners, is there any chance that someone noticed something suspicious about the car at any point? Seems like a huge piece of the puzzle that might have been overlooked. Curious to hear your thoughts on this!
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Hey everyone, I've been following Jeanne Scrima's case, and something that caught my attention is the timeline regarding her car. So, Jeanne's light blue 1977 Lincoln Continental was found abandoned in Michigan, right? It had changed hands a few times before the police got involved. I can't help but wonder how it ended up in Michigan in the first place. Did someone drive it there to throw off the investigation, or could Jeanne have been planning to go there? Seems odd for a car to travel that far without anyone noticing something suspicious. Also, how did it pass through multiple owners? Did none of them find it strange they couldn't trace the original owner to get the title transferred? This aspect feels like it might hold crucial clues that could point to what happened to her. Just curious if anyone else has some insights or theories on why her car ended up there and who might have been involved. It's been over 40 years, but maybe uncovering small details like this can still make a difference.
