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Hey everyone, I've been diving deep into Jennifer Pandos' case and something that keeps sticking out to me is the nature of that note left behind when she vanished. It's so strange that it was written in both third and first-person, which is pretty atypical if it was meant to be from her. I wonder if anyone else thinks the note was crafted to throw off investigators or maybe even mislead her parents? Some people in other cases have mentioned how mixed perspectives in writing can sometimes indicate more than one person contributed to it. Could this imply someone else was involved, or maybe Jennifer herself felt conflicted about what she was doing? Also, do you guys think the note was meant more to buy time rather than for clear communication? ? Would love to hear everyone's theories on this!
