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I came across this intriguing angle on Pinkie Mae Davis-Herron's case. Has anyone dived deep into the discrepancies about the year she disappeared? Most records list it as 1979, but some mention 1976. Could there have been another encounter or incident around '76 that led to the confusion, or is it just sloppy record-keeping? Even minor mistakes in timelines can majorly impact investigations. Perhaps this detail could provide a clue that’s been overlooked. Anyone have thoughts or info on why there might be such a mix-up?
I've been digging into Pinkie Mae Davis-Herron's case and something keeps puzzling me. There's this confusion about the year she disappeared—some sources say 1976 instead of 1979. I can't help but wonder if this mix-up affected the initial investigations. I mean, could crucial early leads or witnesses have been lost due to this discrepancy? It makes you think about how changing just a few years in a cold case timeline could throw the whole investigation off. Anyone else have thoughts on how often these kinds of date errors happen in missing persons cases from that era? Could this be why there seems to be such a lack of info on Pinkie's case all these years later? It's a long shot, but maybe re-examining those years separately could shake something loose.
Has anyone looked into whether the Tex Golden Nugget had any security cameras back in the late 70s? I know it was less common back then, but certain motels and businesses were starting to install them around that time. It makes me wonder if there could’ve been any overlooked footage. If by any chance cameras were in place, it might give some insight into what happened to Pinkie that day. Even old records of equipment installation could be a lead. Just a thought considering how crucial even the smallest detail can be in cold cases like this.