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I find it scary that Native American women are at a higher percentage for being victims of foul play. It is almost like they are a 'throw away' demographic. If you look up the statistic it is terrifying.

Does anyone else find it odd that the location where Lori's possible remains were found is in Ahwatukee Foothills? I'm not from Phoenix, but I looked it up and it's about 20 miles from where she was last seen. Seems like quite a distance, especially back in 1983. Was it common for someone living in Phoenix to end up in Ahwatukee back then? I wonder how she would have gotten there, or if she was taken there against her will. It makes me question whether she knew the area or had any connections there. Anyone familiar with the history of that neighborhood or if there were any notable activities nearby during that time? Would love to hear local insights.
I've been following Lori's case closely, and I wonder why there hasn’t been more discussion or leads regarding her last known whereabouts on July 21, 1983. It’s puzzling how details seem so sparse. Did anyone see her that day, or did she mention plans to anyone? With investigators considering the possibility that she could be linked to the unidentified woman found on East Williams Field Road, it's crucial to piece together her movements before she vanished. Every small detail could be significant, especially given the lack of information on her biological family due to the adoption. Has anyone delved into local archives or newspapers from that time? Perhaps there were sightings or events reported around Ahwatukee Foothills that might be helpful. Would love to hear any theories or thoughts on this!
I was just reading about Lori's case and was struck by the possibility that her disappearance might link to that unidentified woman found in the Ahwatukee Foothills. It’s so puzzling that despite modern DNA techniques, they can’t figure it out due to the lack of a sample from Lori’s biological family. I’ve read that she was adopted, so I wonder if there are any efforts to trace her biological relatives through other means? It seems like a massive roadblock in identifying whether she might be the Jane Doe found back then. It would be incredible if they found a way to get some clues from any living relatives, even if they could only establish a partial connection through distant kin. Has anyone heard about this approach being used in similar cases?