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I’ve been following Sarah Pelletier’s case for a while, and something that's always struck me is the eyewitness reports from that fateful night. The accounts of someone jumping from the Jacques-Cartier Bridge are chilling, but I've always wondered about the reliability of witness testimony, especially in such distressing situations. Could it be possible that people might have been mistaken about what they saw? It was dark, and the Saint-Lawrence River below can be quite deceptive in low light. In similar cases, I've read about how people sometimes misinterpret situations due to poor visibility or heightened emotions. I wonder if there were any CCTV cameras around the area during that time, or if there were any other factors that might have influenced what the witnesses reported. It's just so frustrating to think that maybe, just maybe, there could have been something missed about that night's events. What do you guys think? Could there be a potential lead in revisiting these old testimonies, or is it just grasping at straws after all these years?
