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Has anyone else noticed the details around Glenn Tweten's car? I was digging into old news articles and forums, and it struck me as odd that they never clarified exactly where it was found on the Washington coast. I mean, if they could pinpoint that location, it might give us clues about what he was doing there or who he might have met. It's not much, but maybe it's a start for someone with more local knowledge or who might remember something. It's like this huge piece of the puzzle that hasn't been properly placed. Maybe someone can push for a deeper dive into these details and see if there's anything we've missed!
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Hey everyone, been following some discussions on Glenn Tweten's case and can't stop thinking about the circumstances surrounding his car. It's weird how his car ended up on the Washington coast, but there's no clear info on the exact spot. I mean, wouldn't more details about the location potentially give us clues about where he might've headed or what he was doing around that time? I've heard a few theories about the area being pretty remote back in '78—does anyone know if there were places along the coast back then where people could easily go off the radar? I feel like understanding why his car was there could be a major piece of the puzzle. Has anyone dug into this part of the case before? Any thoughts or insights would be super helpful!
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I stumbled across an old article mentioning Glenn Tweten's disappearance, and something that's been nagging at me is the whole deal with his car being found on the coast. Does anyone know more about this? Like, was it abandoned in a parking area, or was it more remote? It seems odd to me that nobody's really pinpointed the exact location. Could it be that bad record-keeping from back then is to blame, or might there be more to this angle? Maybe there's someone local who remembers seeing something unusual around that time?