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Hey everyone, I've been following Soriano's case for a while now and wanted to bring up something that I've been pondering over. Has anyone else found it odd that Soriano's car was left in a public place like a Circle K parking lot with his son inside? It seems like such a risky move if someone else was involved. I wonder if whoever abandoned the car was trying to draw attention or wanted the car (and his son) to be found quickly. Could it be possible they wanted to shift focus or leave a clue? I'm curious about your thoughts on why this location might have been chosen. Any insights or similar cases where vehicles were left in public spots like this?
I was going through some old missing persons cases, and Soriano's disappearance really caught my attention. I can't stop thinking about why his car was found in that specific Circle K parking lot. Phoenix has so many convenience stores, so why there? It's as if he stopped there urgently, but for what reason? And why would he leave his son in the car? Could he have been meeting someone? It seems so odd. I wish there were more details about his routine or about anything unusual leading up to the day he vanished. If anyone knows that area, did it have a reputation for something back in 1993? Maybe something was going on that only he knew about. What do you all think?
Hey everyone, I've been following the Soriano case and something that's been bugging me is the discovery of his car. If Soriano was abducted or met with foul play, why leave the car with his son still inside at a busy spot like a Circle K parking lot? This just doesn't make sense to me. Wouldn't someone trying to cover their tracks ditch the kid elsewhere or do something to avoid drawing attention? The specific location on Buckeye Road is known for its traffic, especially around late evening. Did anyone witness anything that night? Also, it seems odd that the car wasn’t discovered until late at night. Surely the baby might have been crying at some point? Just wondering if there's a chance this was deliberately staged to send investigators in the wrong direction. Anyone else think there's some hidden significance to leaving the car there? Just throwing some thoughts out there.