I was revisiting Claudette Osborne's case and I keep getting drawn to the phone call she made from that payphone on Selkirk and King. It seems like such a pivotal moment. Imagine the desperation she must have felt, trying to reach out for help and then her sister missing the call. I can't shake off the feeling that someone around that intersection might have seen something—early morning, but possible witnesses heading to work or making early stops. Were there any shops or businesses nearby that could've had people around or even CCTV? I know it's a long shot after so many years, but sometimes overlooked details can lead to breakthroughs. Has there ever been a call for witnesses who might’ve been in that area at the time? Even if it's a distant memory, every tiny detail could help piece this puzzle together. Thoughts?
