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Hey everyone, I wanted to bring up something that’s been on my mind about Doretha Marie Graves' case. I was thinking about the area she disappeared from in Dallas—Oak Cliff, right? I lived nearby back in the late 80s, and I remember it being a pretty busy neighborhood. Has anyone looked into whether there were any other suspicious activities or missing persons cases in that area around the same time? Maybe there's a connection or a pattern that hasn't been spotted yet. It's frustrating because it feels like something's just out of reach. Would love to hear thoughts or if anyone here has knowledge of similar cases from around there back then!
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Hey everyone, I was looking into the Doretha Marie Graves case, and something that really caught my attention was how technology, or rather the lack of it back in 1989, seems to have played a big role in the case going cold. I read that Dallas PD had quite a few cases from that era where evidence collection and storage were not what they are today. Imagine if they had today's DNA technology back then! I’m hopeful that with modern advances in forensic science, there might still be a chance to reexamine any old evidence, if it exists. Has anyone heard if there's been any talk of revisiting her case with new tech? Could be a game changer as we've seen in some other cold cases recently.
