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Has anyone else been digging into the Marjo case? I've been trying to understand why Robert Meyer's story doesn't fit with the wreckage details. From everything I've read, the fire's origin seems really questionable. If the boat burned from the top down, like authorities believe, how did it contradict what Robert said about the smoke? It doesn't add up to me. Also, is there any more information on the "significant parts" that were recovered from the Marjo? Were they examined closely for signs of tampering? It's these little details in the investigation that make me wonder what else is being overlooked. Any insights or theories from those who have looked into similar cases?
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Has anyone else looked into how the fire on the Marjo supposedly started? I find it odd that the boat was reported to have burned from the top down, especially considering Robert's claim of smelling smoke and then everything going up in flames. Wouldn't the fire have started in the engine room if there were mechanical issues? Plus, it raises questions about those fuel containers the Coast Guard found. Seems like a strange detail that neither the engines nor the daybed was heavily burned. Could this point to a premeditated setup rather than an accidental fire? Would love to hear everyone's thoughts on this angle.