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Hey everyone, I've been reading through Molly Franquemont's case again, and something struck me that's really puzzling. I know we mostly talk about Glen Griggs as the primary suspect, given his sketchy past and everything, but has anyone ever looked into Molly's previous living situation before she moved in with him? I wonder if there are any potential connections or incidents during her eviction process that might have influenced anything leading up to her disappearance.
Her sudden move into his place just two months before she went missing raises a bunch of questions for me. Was there really no one else she could stay with? Did she have strained relationships with friends or family at the time because of her eviction, or were there other financial or personal stresses that pushed her towards Griggs, despite her claimed fears of him?
I'm curious if others have looked at this angle or come across any info in this direction. Feels like every little detail could help in figuring out what truly happened.
Has anyone else been looking into inconsistencies in Glen Griggs' timeline around Molly's disappearance? I noticed that his statement about Molly working in Southern California just doesn't add up, especially since surveillance showed she wasn't visiting him like he claimed. It's unsettling thinking about how bold he was in fabricating such stories. The more I dig into his past with those suspicious deaths of his former girlfriends, the more I'm convinced there's something significant we haven't uncovered yet. Was he often pulling this "Southern California" story as an alibi? Seems like he might have had some kind of pattern when it came to explaining away their disappearances. Would love to hear everyone's thoughts on this!