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I’ve been looking into Angie Hammond’s case and something about the timeline just baffles me. I can't shake the thought of how quickly everything escalated from a regular call to a terrifying event. The fact that Rob was able to get to the intersection so fast makes me wonder if it was all orchestrated in some way. I mean, if the truck was seen circling the block beforehand, could it have been stalking her even before she got to the payphone?
It also makes me think—did anyone in the town recognize that truck or get a solid look at the driver before that night? Clinton isn’t exactly a huge city, so you’d think someone might’ve noticed the truck if it was around for a while. And considering it was an older model, surely it would have stood out more, right? I'm really curious if any long-time residents have ever spoken up about seeing it, or if there's been any discussion of it being spotted after that night.
I just feel like there's a piece of the puzzle that's missing here. Could it have been someone local, or maybe someone familiar with the area? Would love to hear others' thoughts or if there’s been any update I might’ve missed regarding sightings or leads about the truck.
I’ve been digging into Angie Hammond’s case, and something I noticed is how quickly that truck seemed to appear and disappear. The whole situation just screams premeditated to me. The guy driving the truck had to know the area well enough to maneuver out of there quickly and avoid detection, which makes me think he might have been local or had been watching the area for some time. Has anyone looked at unsolved cases involving a similar vehicle in nearby towns? If it's the same perpetrator, maybe he left a pattern we haven't pieced together yet. Also, I wonder if there were any other calls from that same payphone around that time. It might provide insight into how long the guy was lurking there before Angie used the phone. Thoughts?
Has anyone else looked into the mysterious letter sent to the narcotics informant around the time of Angie's abduction? It seems like such a strange coincidence that another woman named Angela, who looked similar to Angie, was possibly the intended target. I can't shake the feeling that this was more than just a random act. The timing and the threat from that letter could indicate some sort of deeper connection or even a mix-up by whoever wrote it. Does anyone have more information on this angle or thoughts on how plausible it might be? It feels like a lead worth exploring further.