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Has anyone looked into the potential connections between Keszthelyi's disappearance and his Hungarian background? It's intriguing that he was talking about going "home" before he vanished. Could it be that there was a specific place or memory from Hungary that prompted him to take this walk? I know sometimes people find solace in places that remind them of their past, especially during stressful times. It might be a long shot, but has there been any investigation into whether he had communicated with anyone from Hungary or perhaps joined any online communities related to his homeland? It seems worth exploring if we're considering all possibilities in his case.
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Has anyone else found it strange that Keszthelyi left his phone behind? Nowadays, phones are usually the first thing people grab, especially if they're just going for a walk. It's like a habit — you don't forget it. Plus, if he intended to retrace steps to his past, wouldn’t his phone be essential for communication or navigation? I can't help but wonder if leaving it was intentional. Maybe he wanted zero distractions or didn’t want to be tracked. With so many possibilities, this detail just doesn't sit right with me. What are your thoughts on why he might have left it?
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Does anyone else find it odd that Keszthelyi left his cell phone behind? I mean, in today's world, that's like leaving an essential part of yourself at home. Considering he took his ID, it seems like he planned to go somewhere, but why not take a phone? Even if he was trying to disconnect or get some solitude in the woods, the phone could've been a lifeline in case of an emergency. Some people have suggested he might have wanted to distance himself from his daily life, but could there be more to it? Maybe he didn't want to be tracked or reached for some personal reason. If he was trying to trace back to his roots or memories from his childhood, do you think he purposely tried to make sure no one could call him back or find him easily? Curious to hear everyone else’s thoughts on this.