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I was scrolling through the case of Earnestine Edwards and one thing struck me as puzzling. I noticed that Earnestine was known to frequently take public transportation, sometimes on foot, despite her memory issues and early dementia diagnosis. This got me thinking about how reliable public transit staff can be at remembering or noticing passengers who might be vulnerable. Has anyone seen anything about outreach programs or partnerships between the transit systems and missing persons cases? Or maybe specific training for bus and trolley operators to be more aware of passengers who may seem confused or lost? It seems like given her regular routes, someone might have seen her on her last known day—or maybe there’s more info to be uncovered within those circles. Would love to hear thoughts or ideas on this angle!
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Hey everyone, I've been following the case of Earnestine Edwards for a while now, and something about her situation is really puzzling to me. I came across an old news report mentioning her fondness for music and how she often sang to herself while traveling around the city. With her dementia, I wonder if there are any chances she found herself in places where music was playing and just decided to linger. Could there have been locations in San Diego known for street performers or live music during that time where she might have stood for a while? Maybe someone in those areas might have noticed her, even if for a brief moment. It makes me think about how the smallest details can sometimes help piece together the timeline of a missing person's last known movements. Just hoping maybe a memory jarred could lead to new info. Thoughts?
