I grew up in the general area sort of speak. More so down the tracks more east bound. There is a train yard East of the Flat rock area. As a teen the tracks I encountered east of the rail yard in various areas for at least 20 miles there were no roads next to the tracks to drive on. Tracks are built on a incline, rocky base. Getting up on the tracks is not always easy with the footing loose rocks. walking on the tracks in pitch dark is not an easy task either. Its easy to trip on boards which are higher then the other ones. Some areas are easier to get or to the tracks then others. So to say you could drive along the tracks from flat rock to the place of her death I cant confirm there are back roads along the tracks the entire way.
As a teen there was a heavily wooded area in the city I grew up in on the other side of the tracks. It was a party area for underage drinkers. I think this is common anywhere really.
I agree I think the person who dumped her body was someone who knew of the area from growing up in the area. Been there hanging out of snowmobiling, drinking, partying.
As a teen there was a heavily wooded area in the city I grew up in on the other side of the tracks. It was a party area for underage drinkers. I think this is common anywhere really.
I agree I think the person who dumped her body was someone who knew of the area from growing up in the area. Been there hanging out of snowmobiling, drinking, partying.