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I've been following Sara Jo Mowrey's case from the beginning, and the one thing that always nags at me is the mysterious disappearance of her wheelchair's leg supports. It's such a peculiar detail! I mean, without those, how could she even manage in the wheelchair? It's like she was never meant to actually leave. Someone had to have planned it that way to make her disappearance look different from what it was. And a huge red flag for me is her grandson's behavior. Why would he leave something so crucial behind? This detail is telling, but what does it say? Maybe the leg supports were overlooked in the haste of whatever happened that night or intentionally left to paint a different story. Thoughts?
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Has anyone else been following the details about Michael Wesley Baker’s involvement in his grandmother's disappearance? One thing that's really stuck with me is how the leg supports for Sara's wheelchair were left behind. If she couldn’t use the wheelchair properly without them, it’s hard to believe she left on her own volition. Plus, what are the chances that the person who could have potentially harmed her didn’t think about taking those crucial parts? Were they trying to throw off investigators, or did they simply overlook it in a rush? It seems like a small detail, but given how much effort Baker apparently put into his cover-up, it's interesting to think about how such a crucial piece of evidence might have been ignored. Thoughts?
