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Hey all, I’ve been following Noah McIntosh’s case for a while now, and something struck me about the timeline of events. It’s reported that Bryce purchased acid and cleaning supplies shortly before Noah was reported missing. This purchase just seems incredibly suspicious and out of place. Why would anyone buy such specific items during that time unless they were planning something sinister? It just adds a chilling layer to the whole situation. Does anyone know if that purchase was ever definitively linked to any evidence found or if it’s still more of a circumstantial tie in the case against him? This aspect makes me think there might be more undiscovered details that could explain what exactly happened.
Did anyone else look into the timeline of Bryce McIntosh’s purchases? I came across a few sources hinting he bought acid and cleaning supplies just days before Noah was reported missing. It really makes you wonder if he was planning something for a while. It's chilling to think about it in detail. Has there been any confirmation about what stores he visited or if there were surveillance cameras that caught him? I'd love to know if anyone here has seen further details or court documents about those transactions. It might be a piece that helps us understand what led up to this tragedy.
I've been following Noah McIntosh's case, and something just doesn't add up for me about the timeline. Noah was last seen on March 6, but his disappearance wasn't reported until March 12. That's six whole days! Why did it take so long for anyone to raise the alarm? It’s so troubling that a child could be unaccounted for that long without someone noticing and stepping in sooner. I wonder if there were signs that friends or neighbors might have missed or if anyone tried to intervene but felt they couldn't get through to the family. It just makes me think about how important it is for communities to watch out for kids and to speak up if something feels off. Does anyone else think that this gap played a big role in how things could have turned out differently?