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I've been following Hector Lemus Perez's case for a while, and something that's been on my mind is the area he was last seen. Does anyone know if those rail tracks near McAllen are frequently monitored or have surveillance cameras? It seems like a spot that might have more eyes on it than one would assume, especially with trains passing by. I wonder if there might be any train workers or regulars in the area who might have seen something that day. It's so frustrating that there's such a big gap in the timeline. Even if it's a long shot, maybe reaching out to people who work or travel through that area regularly could yield some new leads? Just a thought.
Has anyone else been following the details surrounding Hector Lemus Perez's disappearance? I can't stop thinking about the rail tracks where he was last seen. I wonder if the location has been thoroughly searched, or if there are any residential areas or CCTV cameras nearby that could potentially have captured some useful footage? It's just perplexing how someone can vanish "without a trace" these days. If anyone has local knowledge about the McAllen area, it would be interesting to hear thoughts on the terrain and whether there are any specific challenges to search in those parts.
I recently came across Hector Lemus Perez's case, and something about the circumstances really stood out to me. It's troubling that, even with a lead like the one shared by the smuggler, there still hasn't been any sign of him since 2017. It makes me wonder about the terrain in that area near the rail tracks. Could it be so treacherous that a search party might have missed him? Or perhaps the information provided wasn't entirely accurate? It’d be interesting to hear from anyone familiar with the region around McAllen—do these tracks see a lot of foot traffic that might make it a good place to search again, or has it become too overgrown over the years? Holding out hope that someone might remember something crucial.