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I’ve been following Salvador Ramirez's case for a while now, and something about his car being found at JFK baffles me. If he had planned on leaving the country, why would he leave his passport behind? It’s almost like someone wanted it to look like he’d taken off. The timing of him disappearing right after dropping his mom at the airport and during a custody dispute seems suspicious to me. Does anyone know if there were any significant leads at JFK around that time? Security footage, witness reports, anything? It's hard to imagine in today’s world, but maybe back then it was easier for such details to slip through the cracks? Anyone have insights on similar cases or what else might have been going on at JFK in those days that could’ve concealed vital clues?
Has anyone else been struck by the strange detail about Salvador's car being found at JFK Airport? It's like a piece of a puzzle that doesn't quite fit. His vehicle being left there makes me wonder if someone wanted to mislead investigators into thinking he flew out of the country. The fact that he never picked up his daughter and left behind his passport and paychecks tells me something sinister might have been at play. Moreover, with the tensions surrounding the custody dispute, it seems too coincidental. Is there any more info on his movements in the days leading up to his disappearance? Sometimes, small details from daily routines can reveal discrepancies or trigger memories from potential witnesses. Thoughts?
Has anyone else looked into the details about Sal's car being found at JFK? It's a bit too convenient if you ask me. I'm trying to wrap my head around how his 1980 Toyota ends up there if he was supposedly on his way to pick up his daughter. Parking it at the airport makes me think someone might have been trying to mislead the investigation, suggesting he left the country. But who would go through the effort to make it look like that and why? The fact that his passport was still at home adds another layer of weirdness to the whole situation. It's almost like someone wanted it to appear as if he'd left of his own volition, but then didn't do the homework to make it believable. Curious if anyone else has theories or insights on who else might've had access to his car and could've done this?