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Has anyone else looked into the details surrounding Doris McKinley's role at her workplace before her tragic passing? I came across a few mentions that she was employed at a local Denver business, but can't seem to find any further specifics about her job or coworkers. I'm curious if this angle was fully explored during the initial investigation. Sometimes colleagues can offer key insights or know about any concerning incidents leading up to such tragedies. Thoughts? Anyone with ties to that area around 1976 might remember something, too. My heart goes out to her family; it must be incredibly tough not having answers all these years.
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I've been digging into the mystery of Doris McKinley's case, and something really stood out to me that hasn't been discussed much. Her occupation. From what I've gathered, Doris was an artist, which got me thinking about the community she was part of during the '70s in Denver. Was it possible that her work or people she interacted with in that circle could provide some clues? Artists often have vibrant and diverse social lives, and maybe she confided in someone or encountered something unusual around that time. It's so frustrating that there's practically no info about potential witnesses or friends who might have noteworthy insights. I'm hoping that by revisiting her professional life, we can get some hints or even find someone who could shed new light on her final days. Doris deserved justice and understanding, and I feel we owe it to her to look at every possibility. Thoughts on where this angle might lead us, or if anyone has connections to the Denver art scene from that era?
