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Hey everyone,
I was going down the rabbit hole on Deborah Key's case again, and something that sticks out to me is the location angle. Her car was found close by the bar she was last seen at, yet Dalzell said he disposed of her in Wilmington? That's a significant drive—roughly two and a half hours from Carrboro. Why risk that with a body if there were easier options nearby? Did he really have some reason to take her that far, or is it just a detail in his story to throw things off? And what's the deal with the car – unlocked with her belongings left behind? Seems odd to leave them behind if he planned on going that far. Anybody got any thoughts on whether this discrepancy means more than it seems?
Has anyone else looked into the timeline discrepancies around the night Deborah Key disappeared? I’m puzzled. A friend of mine was acquainted with folks who frequented Sticks and Stones back in the day, and they mentioned that the parking lot lights were often faulty. If the lighting was bad that night, it’s possible that witnesses couldn’t clearly see what was happening between Deborah and Andrew Dalzell. It's curious that her car was found unlocked with important belongings left inside. Was it a sign of a rushed departure, maybe under duress? The lack of solid evidence makes the case so frustrating. I’m really interested in hearing about more local insights if anyone has them!
I find it so eerie that Deborah Key's car was found unlocked with her belongings still inside. It makes me wonder if she left with the intention of coming back quickly or if she was forced to leave everything behind. Has anyone found any more details about what condition her car was in when it was found? Missing persons cases often have such small, overlooked details that can be pivotal in the investigation. Maybe there's something about the car or where it was parked that didn't quite add up at the time? It's frustrating when so many pieces of the puzzle seem missing, and every little detail might hold some key information. Does anyone here have experience with similar cases or any insights into how investigators might approach such seemingly minor details?