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Hey everyone, new member here but long-time lurker. I've been following the case of Nadine Jean O'Dell and all the girls potentially linked to Arthur Ream. Has anyone else noticed how Ream's MO, if he was involved, seems eerily similar to other cases from the 70s and 80s? Specifically, I'm curious about his connection to the property where Cindy Zarzycki was found. Does anyone know if there's a deeper significance to that location, besides it being where he led the police? I read somewhere that serial offenders often choose burial sites that have personal meaning or are easy for them to access without being seen. Just thinking if there was something about that spot that still holds clues or answers. Anyway, just a thought. Would love to know what others think about this.
Has anyone else been struck by how eerily similar the cases of these missing girls are? I was reading up on them again, and it seems like there are consistent patterns of young girls just vanishing without a trace. In Nadine's case, she was walking a route she'd likely taken many times before. It's unsettling to think about how someone could be there one moment and gone the next.
I keep wondering about that walk she was on and what could've happened along the way. Could there have been some kind of abandoned property or secluded spot on her path that someone like Ream could have used? If so, it's frustrating to think that no one might have noticed anything suspicious. I know 50 years is a long time to remember details, but I hope something new comes to light. Anyone familiar with the area she disappeared in have some insights or memories of what it was like back then?