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I've been following Ira Romair Payne-Bishop's case since it first hit the news, and one thing I can't stop thinking about is the inconsistency with the abandoned car. Why would someone go to the trouble of burning a car in Fairmount Park, a place Ira apparently had no connection to? It's a pretty big risk to take, drawing attention to yourself like that. It makes me wonder if whoever did this was trying to send a message or cover something up. The fact that articles of clothing were found nearby but not confirmed to be his is also really puzzling. If they were his, why leave them there? If they weren't, why would someone plant random clothes? There are a lot of questions, and I feel like this part of the case isn't getting enough attention. Does anyone else have thoughts or theories on what this could mean? Just seems like such a critical piece of the puzzle.
