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Hey everyone, just thinking about how Teresa "Bunny" Fittin's car was never found. It's so strange considering how unique a 1964 Nash Rambler is, especially in that gray-green color. You’d think someone, somewhere, would've spotted it by now or it would have turned up in a scrapyard or abandoned somewhere at least. It almost feels like it vanished off the face of the earth along with her. I wonder if there's a chance it was repainted or dismantled to avoid detection? Or maybe someone out there has seen it without realizing its significance. If anyone here has connections in the vintage car community or has seen something similar, it might be worth looking into. It's these little details that could make a huge difference in bringing some closure to her family. Let's keep those eyes peeled, folks!
It's always struck me as odd about Teresa "Bunny" Fittin's missing car. We know she drove off that day in her gray-green 1964 Nash Rambler, and yet there's been not a single clue or sighting of the car since. This is a pretty distinct vehicle, not something you’d frequently see on the road even back then. How does a whole car just vanish without a trace? I've read cases where missing persons' cars are later discovered in lakes or secluded areas, often many years later, and I wonder if that's a possibility here. Could someone have intentionally disposed of it to cover their tracks? Being from a bustling area like Fort Lauderdale, it seems hard to believe it could completely disappear without being noticed. Whatever happened to Teresa, could the car hold crucial evidence that was lost with it? It feels like the key piece of this puzzle.
Hello everyone,

I recently came across Teresa "Bunny" Fittin's case from 1975 and I'm curious about the location where her wallet was found. Does anyone know if there were any significant leads from the library staff or patrons back then? I imagine someone might have seen something, especially since libraries tend to have a good amount of foot traffic. It just seems odd her wallet would end up there without any other sightings or traces of her or the Rambler. Could it have been placed there on purpose to mislead investigators? Or perhaps someone picked it up after finding it elsewhere? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!