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Hello everyone, I've been following Cynthia's case and something about the gas station footage really sticks with me. Has anyone else taken a closer look at the timestamps when she was last seen, around 10:35 p.m.? It's a bit off that no one seems to have come forward as a witness or mentioned interacting with her just before she left. Grandview isn't exactly bustling that time of night, so did she really not speak with anyone there? Maybe someone saw her leaving and thought it wasn't important enough to report, but any small detail might help with the timeline. Also, could there be any significance to her destination or why she was heading toward Waco? Just thinking out loud here, trying to piece things together... Hope we get some answers soon.
Has anyone else been looking into the details surrounding Cynthia Martyna Bah-Traore’s last known whereabouts on February 3, 2021? I recently came across some discussions mentioning locals who were at the Shell gas station in Grandview that night. It's so puzzling how she vanished right after being seen there around 10:35 p.m. Given the time, you’d think there might be someone else who noticed more in that busy area or saw something on Criner Street.
I’m particularly curious about any possible CCTV footage from nearby businesses or blocks leading away from the gas station. Could a camera facing the parking lot or the street have missed something subtle? If we're to find new leads, maybe there’s another angle that captures her path or someone following her. Considering her car was abandoned so far away near Waco, I wonder about the route she might have taken or if there’s anything peculiar that stands out about that area on Interstate 35.
It would be interesting to know if they’ve scanned more footage around the highway or nearby exits around the days her car was left there, trying to trace her moves after leaving Grandview. It's always baffling when someone just vanishes with no trace, and every tiny detail might be crucial. Thoughts?