cherrymeg
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I agree that any and all efforts should be made to find Sherrill, Suzie and Stacy. That said, how good is your memory from 25 years ago? How good is any of ours? That in itself is a problem. People remember things differently. They remember things wrongly.
A memory is never a sure thing. Eye witness testimonies can be wrong when they describe someone who held them up at gunpoint an hour later. If there is a different timeline why not investigate or make people feel like they aren't crazy for coming forward with new information. Even if they got the date wrong knowing who the women saw and hung around might be important. Going over graduation night and the people present can't hurt.
There is a man in jail claiming he buried them, but won't talk until his mom is dead. If he is given an ounce of credibility then they should investigate all avenues. It can't hurt to encourage people to talk about the past.