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Hey everyone. So I've been following the case of Linda, who disappeared after her meeting at St. Michael's in Anchorage on May 1, 2022. I've been puzzled by the route she would've taken walking home. Is there anyone local to Anchorage who knows what path she might have taken that day? Are there any cameras along those streets that could’ve caught something on footage? It seems essential to pinpoint these details, especially if it's a less traveled route. Also, was it common for her to walk alone after these meetings? Just thinking out loud here, hoping a fresh perspective might get us closer to answers. Any insights from locals or someone familiar with the area would be super helpful. Thanks!
Hi everyone,
I've been following Linda's case, and I've been thinking about the timing of her disappearance. She left the meeting at St. Michael's Church in Anchorage on May 1, 2022. Does anyone know exactly what time the meeting ended? I'm curious because it might give us a better idea of the timeline leading up to when she was last seen. Also, if anyone else attended that meeting, it would be great to hear if they noticed anything unusual or if Linda mentioned any plans she had afterward.
It feels like such an important detail that might help us understand what happened in those crucial moments after she left. Let's keep digging.
Stay safe,
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Hey everyone, I wanted to see if anyone else caught this detail about Linda's case. I was thinking about the location where she was last seen - St. Michael's Church in Anchorage. Has anyone looked into the community connections there? Churches often have a lot of people coming and going, and someone might have seen or heard something. Maybe a regular parishioner or even someone from a neighboring church has information they're not aware is important. Just a thought, but tapping into the church community might lead to new insights. Thoughts?