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Has anyone else come across old newspapers or archives from Walla Walla around the time Dorothy May Thompson disappeared? I'm wondering about any local events or reports that might provide some context. Was there any significant news that could shed light on why there wasn’t much follow-up on her missing case? Also, if she intended to disappear, wouldn't there be some trails or contacts? It's just so puzzling to me. Any sleuths out there who have dug into the history or have tips on where else we might look for information?
Wow, I was checking out Dorothy May Thompson's case, and something struck me as odd. I noticed that there really isn't much detailed information about who exactly she was supposed to meet in Vancouver, Washington. Was it a law enforcement officer? An attorney or social worker, maybe? It's puzzling because knowing who she was supposed to report to might give us more clues about what she was planning or feeling at the time. Has anyone come across details about this part of the story? Sometimes those small details can help piece together what was going on in her life back then. Just thinking out loud here, but it feels like a missing piece in her whole timeline.
Hey everyone,
I've been digging into Dorothy May Thompson's case, and one aspect that really catches my attention is the unclarity surrounding her bus journey. I know that there was supposed to be a bus ride from Walla Walla to Vancouver, WA, but has anyone found any records or talked to people who might've been on that bus back in '69? It seems like that would be a crucial piece of the puzzle. Did anyone actually see her board the bus, or was it pure speculation that she was there? Sometimes bus drivers or fellow passengers recall something years later that could help, even if it's just a small detail.
I've also wondered if there's any chance to look into old bus schedules or ticket stubs that might still exist. I realize it's been a long time, but sometimes the smallest lead can make a big difference. Would love to hear if anyone has a lead on this angle or any other thoughts on how her legal troubles might've influenced her movements that day. Thanks!