Hippononymous
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I have confirmed with the Finding Anna folks that it is NOT Anna's key.
Oh geez. Rabbit hole.
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I have confirmed with the Finding Anna folks that it is NOT Anna's key.
Can I ask, how do they know it is NOT Anna's key? Do they know where her keys are? Did LE say it was not?I have confirmed with the Finding Anna folks that it is NOT Anna's key.
Welcome, and thanks for clarifying about the keys. This is how rumors grow legs!OK. I've been following this thread for months now, but just registered because of the key discussion. Pull the reigns in. It is not confirmed that the key/keys found were Ana's. I live in the area, and someone found an Audi key and posted it to the local facebook page asking if anyone was missing a key. Someone mentioned that Anna drove an Audi, and then someone who I believe is connected to the Finding Anna page took the discussion offline. Next thing you know, the person who found the key was turning it over to police. If you read the Finding Anna page, it is misleading, but it does only say that "keys matching the description" of Ana's keys were found. From what I could see, it was one Audi key. It also was very clean and did not look like it had been on the ground very long. The spot where the key was found is a bus stop, so it could very well belong to a soccer mom and not be in any way related to Anna's disappearance. Just wanted to set the record straight on that.
There is an approximately one mile utility cut (sometimes known as fire roads) that runs between the point where Anna's car was found, up to the backyard of her home. You can see it on google maps. I imagine they searched it well before the summer overgrowth took hold.
You cannot safely cross the Turnpike where the utility cut is. There are fences on both sides and center median barriers It would be far easier, safer and only a little bit longer to walk along the roads. There is occasional traffic on a dirt track along the utility cut because there is a cell tower that needs attention now and then.
The simplest and most logical explanation in my mind has become the theory because of the LACK OF effort to find her. I think her housemate put her somewhere, her car somewhere else, then hiked home. Simplest, most logical, least resistant path is that one. Just sayin'.
Would it be illegal to take the path described?FWIW You can get around the fencing at the turnpike by cutting a short distance to the right, cross over the bridge on Bodine Rd, that crosses the TPK, then back onto the right of way ( utility cut).
I pass by that cut twice a day. It just keeps giving me a bad case of the "feels"....(illogical, I know) Right now, it's pretty overgrown with vegetation, but they're predicting an early and unusually cold Autumn this year.