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Does anyone else find it odd that Myrna Loy Stone might have been using different last names, like Bergstrom and Robinson? Could this mean she was trying to hide from something or someone? I know people sometimes have reasons to use different names, but it makes me wonder if she was in some kind of trouble or situation that led to her disappearance. It could also explain why there's been so little progress on the case—maybe the key is in her identity, like who she really was or who she might have been associating with. Just my two cents, but curious to hear what others think about this name mystery!
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Hey everyone, I'm diving deep into Myrna Loy Stone's case and found something intriguing when looking at the details of her white Plymouth sedan. I recently read that the car was found in the parking lot of a Taco Time restaurant, which was pretty close to where she worked. Has anyone considered if there were people working that day who might have seen something suspicious? Employees usually have a good view of the parking lot from the drive-thru or counter areas, right? I wonder if any witnesses could have seen or heard something that wasn't initially taken into account back then. Also, I was curious if there's been any talk about surveillance footage from nearby businesses. I know it's a long shot because we're talking about 1977, but maybe there's a possibility it was overlooked, or someone might have even taken photographs at the time that could hold clues. It feels like there was so much activity around this case, and yet we know so little about what happened when she went missing. Just throwing some thoughts out there—sometimes the smallest details can make the biggest difference.
