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Hey everyone, I've been following the Robert G. Marvin case, and something that caught my interest was the finding of his car at the Albuquerque airport. Given that he didn't withdraw money or cash his paycheck, it seems like whatever happened was sudden and unexpected. What puzzles me is the significance of the blood-stained tobacco pouch in his car. Could it be a sign of struggle? It's such a small detail, but I feel like it might be crucial in pointing to foul play. Also, considering his wife's unsolved murder back in 1979 at the same airport, I can’t help but wonder if there's a connection, even if it’s a long stretch. Both incidents share that airport link, which seems too coincidental. Does anyone else think that these two cases might have the same person involved, maybe someone with a grudge against Marvin? Looking forward to hearing what you all think!
