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Anyone else troubled by the fact that the carpet was conveniently "missing" from the master bedroom in Yolanda Baker's case? It's like one of those details that just screams something isn't right. Given the history between Yolanda and her boyfriend, Terrance Barnett, it really makes you wonder what happened in that room. And then there’s the bleach-cleaned house. How does one explain that away, especially with the spectral presence of DNA evidence? Even with a conviction, it's haunting to think we still don't have all the answers, and most disturbingly, we still don’t know where Yolanda is. Anyone have thoughts on what else might come to light if her remains are eventually found?
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Hey everyone, I've been revisiting the Yolanda Baker case, and something that's always baffled me is the missing carpet from the master bedroom. Over the years, I've read a lot about crime scenes being "cleaned up," but the removal of a whole carpet seems extreme. It leads me to wonder if there might've been more evidence on that carpet than we'll ever know. Considering her known history with Barnett, could there have been other incidents of violence related to that location? It's really haunting that despite all these clues, they never found her body. What do you all think the missing carpet could reveal if ever recovered? Or do we have to accept it as just another piece of this tragic puzzle that might remain unsolved?
