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I recently started digging into Rae Ann Mossor's case, and something's been bugging me that I can't seem to wrap my head around. Can anyone explain why the initial investigation didn't include an autopsy? I'm no expert, but it seems like a logical step given the suspicious circumstances. Rae Ann's parents had to go through so much pain to even get that done, and it makes me wonder, what else might have been overlooked? Looking at the facts, there were clear inconsistencies—especially with the gun's position and distance involved. My heart truly goes out to her family. Their persistence is remarkable, and they deserve real answers. If anyone has more insights or details on the investigative process back then, I'd love to hear your thoughts.
I’ve been thinking a lot about Rae Ann Mossor’s case and something just doesn’t sit right with me about the shotgun itself. The fact that it was found just sitting on the trunk of the car after the supposed suicide is suspicious. Wouldn’t it have fallen or at least been found in a more haphazard position if Rae Ann had really shot herself? Plus, how could she have even managed that with the gun being longer than her arm? It seems like there's a lot of overlooked evidence here, and my heart goes out to her family who have had to fight this hard for answers. It’s incredibly frustrating to see these inconsistencies being brushed aside. What do others think about this aspect of the case?