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Does anyone else think it's odd that Cheryl decided to close the store early that night? It makes me wonder if she sensed something was off or maybe felt uneasy about a situation. It's just a bit strange considering there was a customer present shortly before she closed. I feel like that decision might be more significant than we realize. Maybe someone local would know if closing early was typical for her? Also, I'm curious about the store's location and any nearby businesses that were open at the time. Could the area have been more isolated than we think, making it easier for someone to approach her without being seen?
I've been following Cheryl Kenney's case for a while, and something that stands out to me is the timing of the alarm being set at 10:17 p.m. It's such a small detail, but it makes me wonder if there's more to that timeframe. Considering she clocked out at 10:00 p.m., that leaves a 17-minute window. Could she have been delayed talking to someone? Maybe cleaning up some last-minute tasks? It just seems like such a narrow timeframe for something to have happened.
Also, it bugs me that there was a male customer present right before closing, yet no one has any more information about him. In a small town like Nevada, Missouri, wouldn't someone recognize or remember this person? It's been over three decades, but there's always hope that someone out there might suddenly recall another detail or bit of information. I hope that Cheryl's family can eventually get some answers.