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The Birch River area is pretty wild. She could be anywhere up there. I hate this so much for her family.

I worked in defense law for many years. One of the most frustrating aspects of these types of suits was that more often than not, a company (our client) will pay a settlement to make the case go away. People have learned they can get a few thousand dollars even with a frivolous claim.

Absolutely!

Having grown up next door to Sue's apartment, my gut says you'd be as likely to find her body on the moon as in Rancho Cucamonga -- but stranger things have happened.

People CONSTANTLY get lost in the wilderness.

The Zelermyers' podcast linked above has been absolutely fantastic. I can't recommend it enough.

It's possible, if the one usable arm is strong and the strangler has a rope, or wire, or something of that nature.

So there is some issue that requires her to have a legal guardian. I'm worried about this lady.

This is what I'm afraid of.

I grew up an hour's drive from where I live now in WV. One day recently it occurred to me to look at a map and see how far apart my hometown and current residence actually are, and it's only 13 miles as the crow flies. lol You're right, none of this is all that surprising. Everyone's...

I still feel in my gut that Tina disappeared of her own accord. For her sake, I hope so.

"Kevin Flythe was driven from FCI Gilmer, located in Glenville, WV, to the Charleston, WV Greyhound bus station." They drove him 100 miles south to put him on a northbound bus.

TNT Area – Point Pleasant, West Virginia - Atlas Obscura

"But then almost a week after he disappeared, on Feb. 2, investigators from public defenders offices in Cleveland went to the Greyhound bus station and found surveillance footage of someone they believe to be Flythe, standing near the ticket line. They said he probably boarded a train with...

Cleveland: Very cool Art Deco terminal, what looks like several cameras. Google Maps

Baltimore main terminal entrance. Definitely camera(s)

I haven't been able to find more than secondhand claims that there are dashboard cams on Greyhound buses, but I'd be surprised if they didn't, by now. I'd also be surprised if they kept the footage for very long. And I've heard NOTHING about this locally. Nothing.

If I go out today I'll drive through there and see what I can see. The only other cam I spotted was in the entrance to the parking garage. The convention center across Lee Street may have cameras, but they'd be aimed at the loading area, if anything. It's so frustrating.

...unless this is one, just above the dropped pin??

Here's the terminal. I didn't remember ever seeing cameras there, and sure enough, I don't see any on street view. (Doesn't mean there aren't any nearby, of course.) Google Maps