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Hey everyone, I've been following the disappearance of Brenda Better and something caught my attention that hasn't been discussed much. I came across a post on social media mentioning that Brenda was last seen near a local farmer's market in San Antonio on October 1, 2017. This detail seems to line up with the other sightings I've read about, but I haven't seen any real deep dives into who she might have interacted with or what her plans were around that area. Was she a regular at that market, or was this an unusual visit? If anyone has info or remembers seeing her there, it could be a crucial piece to puzzle together her last known movements. Sharing even the smallest detail could really make a difference. Keeping Brenda and her family in my thoughts.
Does anyone else find it odd that Brenda's car was never mentioned in any reports? Usually, a vehicle is one of the first things law enforcement would look into when someone goes missing. Did she drive somewhere that day and leave her car behind? Or is it possible she didn't have access to a vehicle at all? It might tell us more about where she was heading or if she planned to come back soon. If her car was found, it could lead to clues about where she might have gone or even a direction. It’s these seemingly small details that could provide new leads. Wondering if anyone has thoughts on why this hasn't been more of a focus in the investigation narrative.
Has anyone looked into the potential involvement of Brenda Better's neighbors at the time of her disappearance? Given how close-knit some neighborhoods are in San Antonio, I'm curious whether any witnesses or leads have been identified from those living nearby. There might be someone who saw or heard something unusual around her last known location on October 1, 2017. Neighbors can sometimes hold valuable information without even realizing its significance. If anyone has access to local interviews or if any neighborhood canvassing was done, it could be a game changer. Sometimes the smallest detail can crack a case wide open. Thoughts?