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It’s been almost three decades since D'wan Sims vanished, and what's really puzzling me is the piece about D’Wanna Wiggins failing the polygraphs. I know they're not always reliable, but it seems odd that she couldn't pass them while D'wan's father did. Does anyone think the stress of the situation could've led to a false fail on her part? Or maybe there’s more to the story that we’re missing? I’m curious if there's any updated tech or methods available now that could shed new light on the case. It feels like something is missing that could fill in the gaps—or maybe there's just too much focus on the polygraph results? Would love to hear others' thoughts on this!
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Hey everyone, I've been revisiting the D'wan Sims case and stumbled upon something that's been bothering me for a while. I know D'Wanna's story has been under scrutiny, but I've been curious about the claims that constantly pop up about D'wan supposedly being seen in other states through the years. Does anyone have any thoughts or insights on why these leads keep surfacing? Are they just random sightings of kids who resemble him, or is there a chance he was actually moved out of state? Given that 1994 was before the widespread use of internet and social media, I wonder how these claims were followed up back then compared to now. Any law enforcement folks or researchers here who can weigh in on how these kinds of cases are usually handled when potential sightings are reported across state lines?
