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I was going through some old newspaper clippings about Edyth and Nicholas's disappearance and I noticed something intriguing about Edyth's art projects. From what I've found, Edyth was deeply involved in her metal art and jewelry-making, and some people in the art department described her pieces as quite distinctive. I wonder if anyone ever looked into whether she might have tried to sell or trade some of her artwork around the time of her disappearance? It's odd that she took so much gold and silver with her. Could she have been planning to use her skills to start over somewhere else, maybe even under a new identity? And if that's the case, wouldn't some of her unique pieces eventually surface? Looking into pawn shops, galleries, or craft fairs from that period might be a long shot, but could potentially lead to some clues. Thoughts?
