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Has anyone here looked into the potential risks that Jorge may have faced while trying to cross the border? It seems like there could be multiple dangers, especially when you don't have the legal means and knowledge to navigate that landscape. The area around Calexico is known for being particularly intense. There could be issues with human traffickers, border patrol confrontations, or even getting lost in the harsh terrain. Does anyone have more information on what conditions were like around the border in 1999? Maybe looking into the risks of that time and place can give us some new angles to consider in Jorge's case. Every little bit helps, right?
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Hey everyone, I just came across an interesting detail in the case of Jorge Alberto Amador Cabrilla. I was wondering if anyone else noticed how unusual it was that Jorge seemed so undecided about whether to cross from Mexicali or Tijuana. I mean, those are two very different routes and areas with their own risks and have totally different dynamics. Could this indecision point to something else going on in his life at the time? Maybe he was meeting someone? Or maybe something happened along one of these routes that led to his disappearance? I’d love to hear what others think about this aspect. It's baffling how there's been so little progress in his case after all these years. Surely there's someone out there who knows something. Thoughts?
