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Anyone else find it peculiar that Bridget Clodfelter's route to the Buckboard would've taken her through heavily wooded areas? In '92, those woods might have been pretty dense and secluded. Just thinking it could've been easy for someone to approach or intercept her without being seen, especially so late at night. I wonder if the area was ever thoroughly searched back then or if those woods were known for any suspicious activity at the time. I'm from around that area, and I recall the trails being kind of eerie, even when I was younger. If anyone remembers what that route was like or has old maps, it might help paint a better picture of what she faced that night. Just feels like we might be missing something crucial about the environment that night.
