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Hey everyone, I wanted to chime in with something I've been pondering about Esther De Kiewit's case. It’s been bugging me how her unique dressing style—always wearing black—didn’t draw more attention when she went missing. From what I've read, in smaller places like Boston Bar, a distinctive look like that should've made her more noticeable, right? I'm wondering if maybe people saw her but didn't think anything of it at the time, mistaking her for someone else just passing through, or maybe they assumed she was just on one of her backcountry trips. Given her solitary lifestyle, it's heartbreaking that this detail didn't immediately set off any alarms sooner. Also, has anyone considered how the mental health aspect might've played a role here? It's scary to think how invisible someone can become in such a small community. Curious to hear your thoughts!
