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Hey everyone,
I've been doing a deep dive on some old missing persons cases, and I came across the case of Donnis "Pinky" Redman and Michael Griffin. I've been particularly fascinated by the car discovery aspect of their disappearance. What strikes me as odd is that their car was found all the way in Williams, Arizona, when they were supposed to be heading to Las Vegas to get married. It makes me wonder why it ended up there.
There doesn't seem to be much info available about what condition the car was in when it was found or if there was anything inside that could've pointed to where they went. Does anyone know if the authorities at the time collected any evidence from the car? It would be great if someone familiar with the historical side of the investigation could shed light on what the procedure might have been in 1958 for something like this.
It's baffling that a car with such distinct features (a white Dodge Clipper with twin exhaust and loud mufflers) didn't lead to more clues. If anyone has family stories, local gossip, or any other theories about why the car was left in that specific spot, I'd love to hear them.
Every little bit helps keep their memory alive and maybe, just maybe, could lead somewhere after all these years.
I've been digging into the disappearance of Pinky Redman and Michael Griffin, and something that's been bothering me is the car found in Williams, Arizona. Given the distance from Las Vegas, it seems odd they'd end up there, especially with their initial plans to get married in Vegas. Does anyone know if the area around Williams was heavily trafficked back then, or if it might have been a known spot for, I don’t know, taking a detour or laying low? I'm also curious if there were any witnesses who might have spotted the car between Vegas and Williams. For a vehicle as distinctive as theirs, you'd think someone would remember seeing or hearing it. Any thoughts or theories about why they might have ended up there?