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Where Have I seen those glasses before?
If the mother was here one question I would ask her is if Amy had her work number memorized, or if the killer supplied the change and gave her the number or called the number himself and gave her the phone at the bask in Robbins lot? I assumed there was is a payphone at the time in the lot.
He had her call because of this from Bessies link.
Margaret drove to the school to find Amy's bike still leaning in the rack. Then she bolted to the police station. Though Amy had been missing for only a couple of hours, her disappearance was immediately treated as an abduction, her description called in to cruisers and passed along to surrounding communities.
Either he had working knowledge of LEOs response to a missing child or there was a publicized announcement about changes back then concerning missing children. It was enough of a concerned he had her call her Mom at work. To give him that extra one or two hours before the police and public were notified of a possible abduction. The killer knew she was schedule to be home around that time, so notifying the mother and not the father or anyone at home was a priority in his mind.
He got her phone number from the fliers her and her friend put out in the neighborhood about baby setting.
I was under the impression the mother worked as a bar tender or waitress in a bar/restaurant which would have explain how her knew about her other job and or family things. Such as brother, school, the so called promotion. etc etc. But I read she worked for a magazine?
My question for a LEO.
No one in the neighborhood at the time owned the typed of vehicle you were looking for after finding the fiber on Amy clothing??......No one in the area where Amy was found did not own that particular model you were looking for?
And make another composite with and without the glasses but put a bald spot on top of the head. Make it with just a little bit of hair up around the ears.