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Hey everyone, I was just reading up on Michael Anthony Green's case and something really stands out to me. Why wasn't any forensic testing done on his Lincoln Town Car? I mean, they found it just two days after he went missing, and it seems like there could've been potential evidence inside. Has anyone heard any more details about why the car wasn't processed? It feels like a missed opportunity to me. Also, does anyone have thoughts on why it was left in Titusville, which is quite a distance from Orlando? It seems like such a specific location to abandon a car, especially with those unique features — a white Lincoln Town Car with a red canvas top isn’t exactly subtle. I'm really curious to hear what others think about this! Stay safe, [Username]
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I've been following Michael Anthony Green’s case for a while, and something that's always baffled me is how his car was found. I mean, a 1993 Lincoln Town Car isn’t exactly inconspicuous, right? You’d think someone would have noticed something unusual when it appeared on Garden Street in Titusville, especially since it's not a short drive from Orlando. What’s really puzzling is that no forensic testing was done on the car once it was found. It’s 2005, so I get that technology wasn’t what it is today, but even dusting for prints or a basic investigation could have possibly yielded some clue. Anyone else think that could’ve been a missed opportunity? Maybe someone local back then remembers seeing the car or knows why it might've ended up there. Curious to hear other thoughts!
