So the car was near Dynasty Event Center as well as the Exec Studios. Does anyone know what if any events were on that Friday and Saturday ?
This is obviously not a definitive answer, but when it was released that the car was found, I googled businesses and event spaces nearby and that date, checked their websites, as well as Instagram posts tagged in those locations or with any of those locations as a hashtag starting from that Friday to a couple of weeks out with no indication of any official events taking place that Friday evening or Saturday morning. There were tags at Street Execs, but all pics were taken inside and seemed to be related to recording sessions, not events. There were also numerous hashtags in that time frame that simply referenced music that had been recorded there at some point in the past.
I drove by where the car was found soon after the info was released, and no cars were parked on the street there, so I think a car left there for some days would be noticeable, especially to any employees of surrounding businesses. There are lots for those businesses, so parking on the street would be unnecessary except perhaps for some crowded event.
There are a couple of parks in the area that I also drove by, but they are small, one with what seemed to be a well-frequented playground. That one also had a car idling with tinted windows, so maybe more happens there than play, but it seems an unlikely destination for Jenna.
Other parks and green spaces have been mentioned--I think Atlanta is said to have the most tree cover of any major US city. Most of the parks in the triangle that was posted earlier are very small and mostly open space. The Morningside nature preserve, I've driven by numerous times, and always see people there. It doesn't seem that big from the road, but I've admittedly never been through it. The large green area right in the middle of the triangle is Piedmont Park, which receives considerable foot traffic and has very little nature area.
This is mostly a post of negatives, which is sad.
