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Has anyone else noticed how the fashion from the time of Marilyn Pittwood's disappearance might have made it more challenging to identify potential sightings back in 1965? I mean, western-style clothing was pretty popular in the area, right? If she was wearing green western pants and a black western shirt, she might have easily blended in, especially in a place like Pueblo. Could this have impacted how quickly or efficiently witnesses might have reported seeing her? It gets me thinking about how details we might consider small could have huge implications in cases like this. Just my two cents, but it feels like something worth discussing. Thoughts?
