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Hey everyone, I've been diving deep into the Sarah Wallace case, and I wanted to discuss something that's been puzzling me. After Sarah's body was discovered back in 2007, why was there such a delay until the grand jury convened in 2018? A whole decade seems like a long time to gather evidence, especially when someone did call 911 claiming they shot someone. Was it a case of missing evidence, lack of witness cooperation, or maybe something else entirely? I find it really intriguing—though admittedly frustrating—how some aspects of this case seem to move at a snail's pace. If anyone has any theories or insights into why it took so long to reach that stage, I'd love to hear them!
Has anyone else noticed the odd timeline in Sarah Wallace’s case? I’ve been diving into her disappearance and subsequent discovery, and something doesn’t add up. From what I’ve read, she was reported missing in 1970, but then found in her apartment in 2007. That’s nearly 40 years later—how does someone stay 'missing' for decades without a single trace?
It’s perplexing that when her body was discovered, it seemed no one had noticed anything amiss in her apartment for all those years. I’m curious about whether that apartment was ever checked during the investigations, or if any neighbors over the years might have seen or heard something, especially around the time when she disappeared. Did the building managers throughout those years just never suspect anything? Additionally, the fact that a man called 911 confessing to a shooting in another city around the time of the discovery and still wasn’t charged makes me wonder if there were oversights in how the information was connected.
I hope the community and investigators can piece these parts of the puzzle together. Anyone with more insights or theories on this? It’s these gaps in stories that make such cases so frustrating yet compelling.