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Hey everyone, One thing that's been on my mind about Pamela Jean Bojanic's case is the significance of her waiting for that taxi on May 16, 2000. It's so odd that there's no clarity on who called the taxi or even where she planned on heading that day. Given that she lived on the same block where she was last seen, could she have sensed something wasn’t right and decided to leave for a while? Or maybe she was trying to meet someone discreetly? I also find it strange how few details have emerged about the taxi itself—like whether it ever picked her up or if she was seen getting in. Did anyone ever think to check with taxi companies operating in that area back then? It seems like tracking down the driver, if possible, could provide some valuable insights. Wondering if anyone has thoughts on this or has heard anything about other cases where a taxi was involved in such an enigmatic way.
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Hey everyone, I've been looking into Pamela Jean Bojanic's case, and something that has been nagging at me is the taxi situation. From what I've gathered, Pamela was last seen by neighbors waiting for a cab, but there doesn’t seem to be any solid info about where she was planning to go or who actually made the call for the taxi. This is the year 2000 we're talking about—no Uber or Lyft around. If someone else called it for her, who was it? Did anyone in the area see the taxi arrive, or did it end up never showing? I feel like understanding this part of the timeline could offer new insights. Could this be a situation where the taxi was actually canceled or never intended for her? Or maybe someone else was involved, and the cab was just a decoy? Just some of my thoughts. If anyone has any more information or wants to discuss further, I'd love to hear it.
