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Hey everyone, I've been following Samuel J. DeLarso's case for a while, and something occurred to me that I haven't seen discussed much. We know that he had significant medical needs due to spinal issues and required regular medication. If he left those behind, it makes me wonder about his mobility and physical condition on the morning he went missing. Is it possible that he might have struggled more than usual during his crabbing trip that day due to not having his medication? I mean, crabbing can be physically demanding, and if his pain was worse that day, it could have contributed to an accident. What really strikes me is whether there were other places nearby where he could have sought help if he was in distress, or maybe someone saw him struggling but didn't realize it at the time? It seems crucial to consider his physical state, not just the environment he was in. Anyone else think this could be a key detail that's been overlooked? I'm hoping this perspective might prompt new ideas or leads. Thoughts?
