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Does anyone else find the timeline of Sandra Sollie's disappearance puzzling? It's strange how she was reported missing two weeks after the last sighting. I understand friends and her landlord assumed she was just lying low initially, but it's odd given her pregnancy and upcoming doctor appointments. I mean, you'd think someone seven months pregnant missing important medical check-ups would raise red flags earlier. Plus, her car and other personal belongings left behind... it's a bit haunting. What do you all think might have delayed the urgency in reporting her missing? Could there have been signs earlier that people might have overlooked?
Has anyone else noticed the odd timeline regarding Sandra Sollie's last known whereabouts and the items found later? It's so strange that her dog's leash and tags, along with her purse, were found in Penfield, while her wallet turned up in Rochester. These locations aren't exactly right next door to each other. I'm curious if anyone local back in '94 can remember if there were any major events or construction on Route 31 or in those areas that might have caused disruptions or unusual traffic?
The idea that she supposedly met with her ex-husband that day, and then these items are found scattered, doesn't sit right with me. Could there have been any particular reason someone would've taken that route? Maybe someone who didn’t know the area well? It's just bizarre how her belongings ended up separated like that. Surely someone saw something. I wonder why there weren't more witnesses coming forward considering the distance these items covered... Thoughts?
Does anyone else find it strange that Sandra's purse and her poodle's leash and tags were found in a dumpster at a car wash in Penfield? It's like someone was intentionally trying to get rid of her belongings. The fact that her wallet eventually turned up in Rochester just adds more mystery. I wonder if these locations—Penfield and Rochester—hold any significance? They’re not super close to each other, so maybe that's a clue, or perhaps someone was trying to throw off the investigation by scattering her items? I've always found the placement of missing persons' items to be really intriguing because they can sometimes point to a timeline or trace the person’s movements. Anyone have any thoughts or theories on this angle?