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Hey everyone, I've been digging into Terry Good's case from 1988 and came across something curious that I wanted to share with the group. I noticed that there's been very little media coverage about his disappearance over the years, which seems unusual for an unresolved case like this. Has anyone else come across any old newspaper articles or TV segments that might mention Terry? Sometimes local stories can slip through the cracks, especially before everything went digital. Any tips on where to start looking, or how to access archives that aren't online? It's a long shot, but maybe there's something out there that could give us a fresh lead or angle to pursue. Thanks!
Has anyone done a deeper dive into Terry Good’s social circles back in '88? It seems like there might be more to learn from those who were around him at the time. Old friends, coworkers, or even casual acquaintances may remember something that didn’t seem significant then but could be crucial now. I wonder if investigators have revisited any of these leads. Sometimes time allows people to open up in ways they couldn’t before, and as we all know, even a small detail can lead to a breakthrough. Have there been any renewed calls for information or outreach efforts in Dallas recently?
Did anyone else ever notice the strange connection between Terry Good's case and other unsolved disappearances in the Dallas area around the late '80s? It's like there's this web of unresolved cases that feel eerily similar, but I haven't seen much discussion on it. I'm not saying they're directly related, but wouldn't it be worth looking into any potential connections or patterns? Maybe something small that was overlooked back then could be the key to unraveling more than just Terry’s case. Would love to hear thoughts or see if anyone else has been thinking the same thing.