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Hey everyone, I've been reading a lot about Christopher Whitaker's case lately, and one thing that's been on my mind is the isolated nature of Matinicus Island. It's definitely not the kind of place where people come and go frequently without being noticed. I'm wondering if the remoteness of it could have played a role in making the search efforts more challenging. With such limited access, it must have been tough for search teams to cover every inch, especially with those rugged terrains and dense woods. Does anyone know if there were any thorough searches underwater or along the coastline? I feel like the island's geography might be a big factor in why there have been so few leads. Also, how do supply runs or ferry schedules work there? Would love to hear any insights or thoughts on this aspect!
