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Has anyone else looked into the environmental conditions on the day David and Teresa Moore disappeared? I’ve been curious about whether there were any reports of bad weather or strong currents in the Hood Canal around March 20, 1989. It seems possible that factors like these could have played a major role in what happened. Also, did they have much canoeing experience? I think understanding the conditions they faced might help paint a clearer picture of that tragic day. I wish we had more info from that time—it’s like trying to piece together a puzzle with so many missing pieces.
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Hey everyone, I've been diving deep into David and Teresa Moore's disappearance and came across an interesting piece of info that I hadn't noticed before. Did you know that just a week before their trip, there were some unusual weather patterns reported in the Hood Canal area? There were a few sudden squalls that likely made the waters more unpredictable than usual during that time. While most people focus on the fact that they didn't have life jackets, I wonder if those unexpected weather conditions could have caught them off guard. Has anyone else read up on this, or is there any more info about weather patterns in that area around March 1989? It might be a long shot, but it could help us understand the risks they faced a bit better. Thoughts?
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I've been following the case of David and Teresa Moore from Seabeck for a while and something that stands out to me is the lack of life jackets. I've read that they were experienced with outdoor activities, so it's puzzling why they wouldn't take such a basic safety precaution on their canoe trip. I wonder if they just underestimated the conditions that day or if there's something more to the story. Has anyone else looked into the weather or tides on March 20, 1989? It might give us some clues about what could have happened. The Hood Canal can be so unpredictable.