HEARTBREAKING: Experts Recover BLACK BOX Data from Kada Scott’s Car — It Reveals She Stopped Somewhere No One Can Identify, Just 12 Minutes Before She Vanished
Investigators have confirmed a haunting new clue in the Kada Scott disappearance — experts have successfully recovered data from her car’s black box system, and what it shows has left both police and her family stunned.
According to forensic technicians, the data reveals that Kada’s car made an unexpected stop at 9:48 p.m., precisely 12 minutes before she was last seen. The location, however, does not match any registered address or known GPS coordinate. It’s a blank spot — a small patch of road between two signal towers, with no surveillance coverage and no nearby houses.
Authorities described it as “a place that shouldn’t have been on her route home.”
The black box shows Kada’s car engine idling for exactly 3 minutes and 41 seconds, then shutting off — as if she had met someone or stepped out briefly. After that, the data goes silent. The next ignition event never came.
“It’s as if the car — and she — simply disappeared from that point,” said a lead investigator. “There’s no follow-up GPS ping, no phone activity, no sign of movement.”
The vehicle was later found abandoned on a side street nearly 5 miles away, with its GPS logs mysteriously wiped.
Experts are now working with automotive engineers to reconstruct the deleted travel data, hoping to determine why Kada stopped there — and who she might have met.
Police sources confirm the discovery could be “the most crucial lead yet” in the case, suggesting that whatever happened in those 12 missing minutes holds the answer to Kada Scott’s fate.