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Anyone else find it strange that Dorothy's case seems to revolve around such a small geographical area? It's like every part of her last known movements was within a few miles—all starting from Woodard's Motel, leading up to that Trade Mart convenience store, and then the vicinity of Tuskegee Street. It's unclear whether there's any significance to these locations. Do they hold any importance we might be overlooking? Considering how familiar those areas might've been to her, perhaps they could shed some light on why she was there at that particular time. For someone who had always communicated with family, the sudden silence is all the more perplexing, given that it seems she didn’t plan on leaving the area. Thoughts on what might connect these locations, or if anyone's familiar with the area's history from that time period?
