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I’ve been looking into Dawn Mozino’s case, and something that keeps bugging me is the timing of when she was last seen. The official reports say Dawn left Bryn Mawr Hospital right after her shift ended, which means the timeframe of her disappearance is somewhat predictable. Considering she was supposed to take public transportation home, wouldn't there be records of the bus schedules or even drivers who might've seen her? Public transit drivers often have regular riders they recognize. Has anyone ever mentioned if bus records were checked or if any potential witnesses from the transit system were interviewed? I just feel like this could be a small but crucial lead that might have been overlooked. Does anyone have more info on this aspect?
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Has anyone looked into the public transportation angle in Dawn Marie Mozino's case? I mean, if she planned to take a bus or train home from Bryn Mawr Hospital but never made it, there could be someone who saw her or something odd happening around the station or stop. Was surveillance a thing around those places back in '89? Maybe a bus driver, fellow passenger, or someone waiting noticed something unusual? It seems like public transportation can be an important piece of the puzzle here. Just thinking there might be an untapped lead waiting in that direction.
