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Hello all!

I just learned of this case and the fact Leah has not been found. She apparently was sick and went to the park to end her life. However, she left home at 8:30 PM(could barely drive) and went out on a freezing night to end her life. Husband found her car the following day. Curious to know if anyone has any further info. Not much on the web and oftentimes, it can be foul play by someone close to the victim. She was a Pillsbury and her death would be a good paycheck for someone. Let's keep Leah's name out there and find her.

Hi everyone, I've been following Leah Pillsbury's case and something that's been really puzzling to me is the condition and location of her car. It was found at Two Lights State Park, but it seems so strange that it was just left there with no apparent signs of struggle. Was the car locked or unlocked? Were there any personal items inside? Also, why Two Lights? Did she have any previous connection to that place or was it just a random location she ended up at? It feels like there must be some significance to her car being found there. Has anyone else dug into the specifics surrounding where her car was parked or if there were any cameras that might have captured it arriving? I feel like understanding why her car ended up there might be a key piece to figuring out what happened. Thoughts?
Does anyone else find it puzzling that Leah's car was found at Two Lights State Park? It’s quite a distance from her home in the Deering neighborhood, especially to drive there in pajamas late at night. It's a pretty popular spot during the day but can be pretty isolated in the evening. Does anyone know if there are regular surveillance cameras or traffic cams along the route she might have taken? Seems like there would’ve been a way to catch at least a glimpse of her or her car. Just trying to wrap my head around the timeline and how she got there without anyone noticing anything unusual. Any insights or theories?
Has anyone else been following the lack of CCTV footage in Leah Pillsbury's case? It's odd that in a busy area like Deering, and even around the park entrance, there's no video evidence capturing her movements the night she disappeared. Usually, surveillance cameras provide some clarity in missing person cases, especially when vehicles are abandoned in such prominent locations. Could it be that the cameras were malfunctioning, or is there something more to it? I find it hard to believe there's nothing available, considering the number of businesses and public spaces she could've passed. Thoughts on why this might be?