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I’ve been following Harold Fortier’s case for a while now, and something that really sticks out to me is the untouched state of his home and car. It seems strange that he would leave without any sort of preparation, especially if he was experiencing memory lapses. Could this point to him being disoriented and wandering off unintentionally? Or is it possible someone came to visit him that day? I know it's been decades, but maybe someone remembers seeing an unfamiliar vehicle or person in the neighborhood around the time he disappeared. I really feel like there has to be someone who knows something, even if it's a small detail that could help piece things together. What are everyone else's thoughts on this aspect of the case?
Hey everyone, I've been digging into Harold Fortier's case, and something that struck me was the lights being left on in his house. I know this might not seem like much, but considering his memory issues, could it indicate he left in a hurry or felt he was going to return shortly? If he wandered off because of his memory lapses, maybe he turned the lights on as a way to remember something or to see better, especially if it was getting dark. It's just odd that everything in the house seemed normal, but the lights were all still on as if he intended to come back. What are your thoughts on this? Does anyone have any insight into how this might play into the bigger picture of his disappearance?
Does anyone remember if there were witnesses who saw Harold Fortier on the day he disappeared? I can't seem to find any info on whether neighbors or anyone else reported seeing him during his usual routines. Considering Livermore is such a small town, you’d think someone would have noted something odd that day. Also, I've been curious whether there were any local businesses nearby that might have had cameras back then, like convenience stores or gas stations. It's such a long shot because of the time period, but sometimes old tapes can offer clues or jog memories. Just wondering if those avenues were explored during the initial investigation.