MaxManning
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I'm not saying that her disappearance wasn't connected to a drug deal but if it was I don't think it took place at a QuikTrip. The reason why is I would give it maybe 80 - 85% chance that you will encounter police officers / law enforcement if you pulled into a QuikTrip in the KC metro area.
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I am coming around to that opinion as well. I don't think the QT was her destination, or if it it was... showing up with a cop behind you is gonna cancel out any kind of shady meeting.
I keep looking over at Argosy area. There's been documented shadiness in that area and to the northwest according to crime maps I have been looking at. NW from argosy, there is a lot of industrial/warehouse type buildings.
To the NW a bit further you have Platte Woods, which is the area to the northwest I was referring to. Alot of car theft and thefts in general. Also some assaults. Comparing that to the area where Toni was last seen, is like night and day imo based on this data, which I am not sure if it's all inclusive.
Further... on the morning of jan 15th at 2am there is a report of a poss/sale of drugs. Also at 2am is an assault. At 11pm a car theft. The drugs report is just a bit north of 152 on North Green Hills rd.
Not saying anything about these being connected, but rather to show their is this kind of activity in that area.
The poss/sale of drugs, is also less than a mile from where I believe Misty Creed was supposed to be going to eat on 1/22 when she disappeared.
So... I am still looking at much of what I have said, and I don't want to say it's connected, but just wanted to show that if Toni was heading north, this area could have been a destination.
I'm looking to see if I can find more about the drug arrest on 1/15 and if that potentially yields anything worthwhile to look into.
If anyone wants to look at what I am looking at and get a good idea of the types of crimes in KC area, you can go to https://www.crimereports.com/
I don't get the sense that it's all inclusive, but certainly worth checking out. You can filter by date ranges. I filtered to 1/10 - 1/24 to give me an idea of recent activity.