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Wow, this is such a perplexing case. I'm curious about why Robert Mino drove into such a treacherous area in Utah. It seems odd that someone on a sightseeing trip alone would venture into such dangerous terrain, especially with the information that he was diabetic. Was there anything significant about the Utah location or the route he took from California? His vehicle being found with supplies and a firearm suggests he might have been planning to stay for an extended period or wanted to be prepared for anything. Also, the timeline seems odd to me—he used his credit card in Hurricane, Utah, on April 7, but wasn't reported missing until much later. Could this mean someone else was using his card, or did he willingly go off the grid? I wonder if anyone knows more about his plans or why he chose that particular route. The mystery around the abandoned car is really something to dig into.
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I’ve been thinking a lot about Robert Godofredo Mino’s case, and one thing that puzzles me is the off-road tires he bought in Vegas just before he disappeared. Given the remote area where his car was later found, it seems like he might have planned to venture into rough terrain. Was he an experienced off-roader? And did anyone ever find tracks leading into the more treacherous parts of that area? It’s strange that he made a specific purchase like that and then vanished without a trace. It almost feels like he was preparing for something. What do you all think could have been his plan?
