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Does anyone find it odd that they decided to visit the Prudential Building after cashing one of the checks? I mean, it just seems like an unnecessary stop if they were carrying around large sums of money. Martin speaking to his uncle via a pay phone instead of meeting him seems strange too. Could there be more to that conversation? Maybe they were planning on meeting someone else there or had a change in plans? The whole situation just has so many gaps, and it's frustrating that we know so little after all these years. What do you guys think the significance of the visit to the Prudential Building might be?
I came across the case of Anwar Green and Rahim Martin while browsing through some old forums, and I'm puzzled by the timeline surrounding their last known movements. Does anyone else find it odd that Anwar seemed anxious while at the bank? The surveillance footage of him glancing nervously at the door makes me wonder if he felt something was off or if they were being watched. It's eerie to think about what could have been going through his head at that moment.
Also, does anyone know more about the visit to the Prudential Building? The fact that they went there and Martin called his uncle from a pay phone but didn't actually meet him seems strange. Were they planning to meet someone else there, or was it just an impromptu stop? I can't shake the feeling that whatever happened in those hours before Martin's tragic end and Anwar's disappearance could hold vital clues. Has anyone else dug into that part of the story, or am I just overthinking it?
I was re-reading about the Anwar Green case and something struck me about that visit to the Prudential Building. It seems odd to me that Martin would use a pay phone instead of a more private phone if he wanted to talk to his uncle without drawing attention. I wonder if there's any significance to them not meeting the uncle in person. Could he have had any relevant info or did he not show up for some reason? It just feels like a part of the day that's not fully explored. Anyone else have thoughts on this? Also, were there any CCTV cameras in the Prudential Building lobby at the time? If so, it might show who else was around or if anyone was acting suspiciously.