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I'm really puzzled by the lack of footprints or any other signs of Lorenzo Neri after he ran into the woods near Scotts Valley that morning. I mean, if he was in such a state of paranoia, wouldn't it make sense for him to make either a noticeable ruckus or leave some kind of trace behind as he moved through the area? It makes me wonder if anyone recalls seeing or hearing something odd that morning around Scotts Valley Drive and Acorn Court, even if it seemed insignificant at the time. It's also a little odd that all of his belongings were left behind with zero attempts to reach out using his phone, considering he lived in this area for quite some time and might have had places of comfort he could have sought out. Anyone familiar with that part of the woods have any thoughts? I've been hoping someone sees this and connects a dot we might be missing.
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I'm really intrigued by Lorenzo Neri's case. I've seen discussions about the mental health aspects and the police encounter, but has anyone looked into his professional connections? As a sommelier and yoga teacher, he would've been in touch with a lot of people in the community. Did anyone from those circles notice any changes in his behavior or mention him acting differently during his final days? Sometimes colleagues can offer insights that family or close friends might not see. I'm also curious if he had any significant events or stressors related to work that could have contributed to his state of mind before he disappeared. Any thoughts or info from those who are familiar with these industries?
