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Has anyone else been struck by the sheer lack of witnesses in Michael Edward Smith's disappearance? It’s almost like he vanished into thin air, and it’s really unsettling. I keep thinking about that day in April 2016. He was dropped off for a simple appointment—someone must have seen him, right? Yet, after all these years, no one seems to have come forward with any useful information. Considering the location and the time of day, it just boggles my mind that nobody remembers anything significant. There has to be someone out there who recalls something, even if it seems minor or irrelevant. Could it be that potential witnesses just don't realize they've seen or heard something crucial? Or is it truly possible that no one was around, and he just slipped away unnoticed? It's so odd and frustrating. Any ideas from those familiar with Bellingham or similar cases on what could be done to jog memories?
