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Hey everyone, I’ve been reading through old articles and forums about Michelle Heather Bigras, and I wanted to bring up something that hasn’t been discussed much. There’s always a lot of focus on the hitchhiking aspect and potential connections to other cases, but has anyone looked into the route she would have taken that day? It was quite a stretch, about 60 kilometers from Peterborough to Warkworth. I’m curious if we can learn anything from the specific roads or stops she may have used. Were there common places along the way where hitchhikers typically got rides? Is there any historical data about sightings or incidents in those areas around that time? It feels like understanding the environment and possible patterns on that route could shed some light. I know it's a long shot after so many years, but given the reliance on eyewitness accounts back then, maybe there’s an angle we haven’t fully explored. Just throwing it out there—every little bit of perspective could help piece together her last known movements. Anyone else have thoughts on this? Stay safe, [Username]
