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Has anyone looked into the weather conditions around Little River on January 21, 1989? I've heard that area can be quite unpredictable, and I'm wondering if any reports or testimonies from the time might give us more insight into what might have happened to David Damron. Sometimes, weather patterns can offer clues about ocean currents and tides that day. It's been so long, but maybe a deep dive into historical weather data or talking to locals who remember could shed some light. Open to any thoughts or directions for more information!
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I recently stumbled upon the case of David Damron, and something's been bothering me about the timeline. From what I gathered, he left for his fishing trip on January 21, 1989, but do we know what time he actually arrived near Little River? The details around his movements leading up to that area seem a bit hazy. I wonder if anyone nearby saw him setting up or if there are any witnesses who remember seeing him on the cliff's edge? Sometimes, these small details make a big difference. It’s curious how personal belongings end up so close to the water’s edge without more insight from the area at the time. Anyone delving deeper into the local area back then might stumble upon something useful. ?
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I'm curious if anyone knows more about the weather conditions in Mendocino County on January 21, 1989. I've read that this can be a key factor in understanding what might have happened to David Damron. If the weather had been stormy or unpredictable, it could explain how he might have been swept out to sea. But if it was calm that day, then it raises more questions about how his belongings ended up at the ocean's edge without any sign of him. Does anyone from the area remember anything about the weather during that time, or are there any local records we could look into? It's such a puzzling case, and it feels like every small detail could make a difference.