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Anyone else notice how little media coverage Frederick Sigo’s case has gotten? It's been nearly 37 years, and it seems like his story never really got shared widely at all. It’s like he vanished from Port Orchard without a trace, and the media just moved on. Sure, there’s not much info to begin with, but shouldn’t that make it *more* of a story? I wonder how many potential witnesses never came forward because they didn’t even know someone was missing. If anyone was around Port Orchard back in ‘86 and remembers anything from the day before Thanksgiving, even the smallest detail could be crucial. It's frustrating to think how many cold cases might just need a little more attention to spark something.
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Hey everyone, I’ve been diving into the case of Frederick Sigo, who went missing back in '86 from Port Orchard, Washington. One detail that's puzzling to me is that he was last seen with an unidentified Caucasian male near his dad's place. Who was this guy? Has anyone heard of any witnesses coming forward with descriptions or potential IDs? It just seems like such a crucial piece of the puzzle. With so few leads over the years, it's baffling that this hasn’t been looked into more deeply or at least it hasn't been reported. Anyone else have thoughts on this? I'm hoping that shedding light on these smaller details might help jog someone’s memory or encourage someone to share information they’ve been sitting on.
