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Has anyone else found it strange how quickly Perkins' car was discovered after she went missing? I mean, it's only a week later and it's already abandoned in a completely different part of town. That seems really suspicious to me. If it was intentionally left there, I wonder if it's near any significant places, like where someone she knew lived or worked. It's so sad to think the trail went cold from there. I also read her sister is still hoping for answers after all these years—it's such a long time to be searching for closure. Any thoughts on why someone might choose that specific area to ditch her car?
Does anyone have any info on the significance of porch light signals in old cases? Just read through some details on Annette Perkins' disappearance and noticed the bit about her flashing the porch light when she got home. Her fiancé saw it, and that was the last known contact.
I've heard of people using porch lights for communication before cellphones were a thing—like if someone got home safe, they'd flash the light. Feels like a subtle but crucial detail! I'm wondering if this was their routine or if it was a way to signal something was wrong. It's small aspects like these that intrigue me about the older cases and make me wonder what might have been overlooked at the time. Would love to know if anyone else has come across similar cases or has more insight into these kinds of signals!
Hey everyone. I've been diving deep into the details of the Perkins case and one thing that really struck me is the location her car was found. It's nearly a 30-minute drive from her apartment on West Aster to where the Oldsmobile Cutlass was abandoned. I can't help but wonder why her car ended up there specifically, and if it has anything to do with what her ex-husband reportedly told her sister. It feels like a significant piece of the puzzle. Could it be a spot she frequented, or just a random location chosen by whoever was responsible? It just seems too far and too random to not mean something. Would love to hear theories or any knowledge folks might have on that area during the 70s.