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I've been digging into the case of Stacie Madison and Susan Smalley, and there's something that really puzzles me—it's that abandoned Mustang. It was found two days after they vanished, just sitting there in a Dallas parking lot like nothing happened. How could a car that's so distinct just sit there with no one noticing anything unusual? I mean, a '67 Mustang isn't exactly a common sight, even back then. It feels like someone has to know something about how it got there. And if the vehicle appeared undisturbed, does that suggest the girls left it there willingly or were they forced out elsewhere? It's maddening how this solid piece of evidence hasn't led to any breakthroughs after all these years. Anyone else have thoughts on why the Mustang hasn’t led to more answers, or where it could fit into the timeline of that night?
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Has anyone else looked into the rumors about Stacie's Mustang before it was found? There were whispers around town back then about someone seeing the car driven by an unknown person in the days following the girls’ disappearance. I've never seen anything official to back this up, but it's stuck with me for years. Could it be possible that someone else moved the car to that Dallas parking lot? It’s always seemed strange that the car was found locked and undisturbed just two days later. It's details like these that make you wonder if there was more happening behind the scenes. Anyone else have thoughts or heard similar tales?
