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Does anyone else think it's strange that Carol's belongings were left untouched at her house? I mean, if someone planned to disappear on their own, you'd think they'd at least grab some essentials, right? It's so odd to me that she didn't even take her glasses or purse from her car. And about the kids—hard to believe she wouldn't leave a note given how everyone described her as a devoted mom. Also, I'm curious about the blood evidence—how visible was it if Donald had the car detailed right after she went missing? You'd think cleaning might make it hard to detect, yet they still found traces. And for those following the financial angle, notice how Donald's wealth seemed underreported in those divorce filings? If she knew he was hiding assets, that could've made things even more dangerous for her. Would love to hear what others think about these details.
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Hey everyone, I've been diving into the details of the Carol Kresge Dearment case and came across something that I think might be worth discussing. It's the timing of when Carol’s Buick was found. It seemed so odd to me that her car was just sitting there with the keys in the ignition and her personal items left behind. It's almost like someone wanted it to look like she had just stepped away for a moment, but wouldn’t it be different if she was planning to run away, as some might speculate? Leaving keys in the ignition definitely doesn’t fit that narrative for me. Plus, leaving personal items is strange for someone who might have been planning to start anew. Has anyone else thought about the possibility that the car was planted there by someone else? If her husband was trying to make it look like she just vanished on her own, you'd think he'd want to avoid something so suspicious as leaving the keys there. It’s really puzzling. I'd love to hear what others think about this angle or if there’s more information about who might have been around the house during that time. It’s such a tragic mystery!