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I’ve been reading about Denise Porch’s case, and something that struck me was the missing log of available units. Does anyone else find this odd? I mean, alongside the keys, it seems like such an intentional move. Could this be someone who might’ve wanted to cover their tracks in terms of which apartment they’d been shown or had access to? It’s a small detail but these little things can sometimes be telling in cold cases. I'm curious if anyone knows more about how this angle was investigated. Could the nature of these missing items provide new leads, especially if it points to prior planning? Any thoughts from fellow sleuths?
I’ve always been puzzled by the circumstances surrounding Denise Porch's disappearance, particularly the detail about the missing keys to the vacant apartments and the log of available units. Why would those specific items be taken unless someone planned to use the empty apartments for something? Perhaps planning another crime or hiding away? It feels like there might be clues in the records or notes she kept in that log, maybe something that pointed to someone Denise was worried about or perhaps a prospective tenant acting suspiciously. I wonder if investigators ever pursued that angle thoroughly. If there was foul play involved, the keys and log might have given someone a certain amount of time and cover to do something without immediate detection. Has anyone heard if they followed up extensively with past renters or those who showed interest in the apartments at the time?
Does anyone remember the eerie aspect of Denise Porch's disappearance where her keys and the apartment log went missing? It's odd that those specific items were taken, almost like the person responsible wanted information on the vacant units or easy access to them. It makes you wonder if the perpetrator had plans for another crime or if it was a red herring to throw off the investigation. Maybe someone local had an idea about future vacancies and took advantage — or it could've been Bell, considering his later actions. Thoughts on why these items might have vanished with her?