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I've always found it intriguing how there was such a long delay before Simone was reported missing. I mean, it was back in 1977, and communication wasn't as instant as today, but still, nine days seems like a significant amount of time. Her family thought she had changed her plans, which is understandable, but how do you go about contacting someone in that era to make sure they're alright? It would be interesting to hear from people who had similar experiences back then. Did families generally wait that long, or is this case an outlier? It's just a layer that adds to the complexity of the situation surrounding Simone’s disappearance. What do you all think about the impact that time gap might have had on the investigation?
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I'm intrigued by Simone Ridinger's case, especially the part about the state trooper involved on September 3, 1977. Has anyone managed to find any official documentation or records that mention a trooper stopping a car on Route 128? It's curious that this man's account has never been corroborated. Maybe someone with experience in accessing old police records could shed some light? Seems like confirmation of this encounter could potentially add legitimacy to his story—or dismiss it altogether. Any thoughts on the best way to approach this angle?
