Dail Boxley Dinwiddie

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Endangered Missing Adult



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Name: Dail Boxley Dinwiddie

Classification: Endangered Missing Adult
Date of Birth: 1969-04-12
Date Missing: 1992-09-24
From City/State: Columbia, SC
Age at Time of Disappearance: 23
Gender: Female
Race: White
Height: 60 inches
Weight: 96 pounds
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Complexion: Medium
Identifying Characteristics: Pierced ears.
Clothing: Olive green long sleeve shirt, faded blue jeans, brown boots.
Circumstances of Disappearance: Unknown. Last seen at the Jungle Jims Night Club at approximately 2:30am near Five Points, SC.
Investigative Agency: Columbia Police Department
Phone: [phone]
Investigative Case #: 92-31749
NCIC #: M-592497101

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Who knows, most likely all been thought threw, a suggestion from a site said she left her pocket book at the the bar. In my opinion that could tell you something (several things) right there, she left quickly, maybe in an emergency, if one has to much to drink they become very forgetful, after concert and bar, even if not drinking type. Forgetting wallet is different, forgetting pocket book, is something most remember easily, and usually go back for, if she left without it she could have ran,
I would think she would have quickly returned for it, so maybe she was abducted very soon afterwards.
It most likely was well thought out. Where would one run too who grew up in Columbia and maybe knew the area well, yet was not going to a convient populated area as a cut though, she ran out fast, was she trying to find her friends, why would she try walking home, without her pocket book. In my opinion the abductor cased the area out in advance, who knows, probably was there well before the concert.
Maybe they even found the right vantage point, stalking Dail?, or just in a spot looking for the perfect opportunity, where a lot might be, yet many gaps of isolation. Regardless unfortunately where does that get people if even true