UNSOLVED: New Information In The Sandra Hughes Disappearance

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• TH

  @TheMissingEnigma · 1 year ago · pinned

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• SA

  @sauce1232 · 1 year ago

  Crazy how many people think their friends or family members are &quot;outdoor survival experts&quot; just because they went out camping a few times.

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• MR

  @MrAn0nym0us · 1 year ago

  Psychic: We&apos;ve narrowed her location to somewhere on earth

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• PL

  @PlacentaFishcakes · 1 year ago (edited)

  I love the fact that long form videos have become your standard, they really show the depth of your research. Can&apos;t imagine how much work goes into them, thanks so much.

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• SK

  @Skidoodle555 · 1 year ago

  “Mental health was key to Sandra’s disappearance”…. wise words.

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• RH

  @RhiannonRaven · 11 months ago

  We dont have a three year old child saying what he saw; we have the mother of a three year old child telling us what she claims he told her that &nbsp;he saw. Not the same thing.

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• DO

  @DougShoeBushcraft · 1 year ago

  no one in the history of man has ever carried a body 16 miles with the intention of concealing the crime.

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• NR

  @nrgltwrkr2225 · 1 year ago

  I agree. I think she may have further damaged her already deteriorating mental condition when her car crashed, as one witness of her noted a bruise on her head. And I know this has nothing to do with solving the case, but I find it strange that the book she was reading at the time, or at least the one photographed in the back seat of her car, was The Edge, by Catherine Coulter. The parallels of a vanished woman under mysterious circumstances, challenging natural environments, and the tension of facing unknown dangers in the book and Sandra Hughes real-life disappearance is to me... a little eerie.

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• RE

  @reemies · 1 year ago

  i&apos;m a vet tech and i genuinely think people do not understand how different dead weight is from the weight of a live body. the first time i hauled a large dogs body it was a shock to me. like i understood the concept of dead weight but when you actually haul a heavy dead body for the first time, it really makes you realize how difficult and impractical it is to haul a corpse. i am not a small person, but even hauling a 110 pound dog the short distance from a euth room to the morgue on my own on flat surface is impossible without a gurney. corpses are profoundly heavy.

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• CL

  @cleanerben9636 · 1 year ago (edited)

  crashed her car, concussion, slow bleed on brain, wandered around the wilderness until she eventually died from her injury. Tragic. She probably crashed the car before she got to 5S70 as well and may have been driving with her injury.

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• RI

  @richardcope9803 · 1 year ago

  I didn&apos;t realize that you do the drawings. They are amazing. You also do the most thorough investigation into these that I have ever seen. Great channel. I think I have watched all of your videos now

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• JO

  @jon952 · 1 year ago

  The apparently crashed car and strange behavior makes me think she might have incurred a head injury.

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