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Hey everyone, I'm curious about the macaroni found in the Fandel cabin. I know it's been brought up before, but doesn't it seem a bit strange? Scott liked making a macaroni snack before bed, but it's like someone interrupted him, right? If the lights were usually left on because they were afraid of the dark, why were they off when Margaret and Cathy came back? It's just odd. Maybe someone was in the cabin and didn't want to be seen? Or did Scott possibly start making the snack for someone else who ended up being involved? This unsettles me a lot about the case. Has anyone looked into whether neighbors or folks passing by saw anything weird around dinner time in the area? I feel like there might be some clue connected to that scene in the kitchen.
Hey everyone, I've been following the Fandel case for a while and something struck me the other day. Does anyone else find it odd that Margaret decided to leave Alaska and move to Illinois not long after Scott and Amy went missing? I mean, I get that she might have wanted to be closer to family, given all the trauma, but it just seems like such a sudden move. Was she maybe trying to distance herself from something, or is it really just about getting support from her relatives? I wonder if Roger being in Illinois played any role in that decision. Has anyone come across any more info about her life post-disappearance? It's just another layer that makes this case so puzzling. Any thoughts?
I can't stop thinking about that streetlight outside the Fandels' cabin. Considering Scott and Amy were afraid of the dark, you'd think that light would have been left on if they were alone. The fact that the lights were off when Margaret and Cathy returned home is really unsettling. Was it simply a mistake on Amy and Scott's part, or did someone else turn them off after they left with the kids? Streetlights can be both a comfort and a danger, offering potential shelter but also exposing anyone nearby. It's curious that this detail hasn't been emphasized enough in discussions. What do you all think happened in those eerie hours between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m. that could explain why the lights were out?