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It’s always baffled me how Annette’s driver’s license went missing and hasn’t turned up anywhere. Seems so odd to leave the wallet and Social Security card behind but take the driver’s license. Does anyone else think the license could have been intentionally removed for some reason? Maybe it holds a clue, or someone wanted it that badly. It’s one part of this case I can’t stop thinking about. Usually, when people go missing, they leave behind several ID forms if it's a spur-of-the-moment thing, so this feels deliberate. What do others think it could mean?
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Hey everyone, something that's been puzzling me about Annette Campbell Dodd's case is the missing driver's license. It's the only personal item that wasn't left behind, and I can't help but wonder about its significance. Could it have been used as a form of identification if someone else was involved in her disappearance? It's weird that everything else of hers, like her car and wallet, stayed put. Has anyone come across other cases where a missing license had a particular meaning or got connected with something later on in the investigation? Maybe there’s someone from the area at that time who remembers seeing it, or maybe the suspect had a history that could give us a clue. Any thoughts or similar stories to share?
