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I've been digging into the details surrounding Conrad Wayne Gober's disappearance, and something that's been on my mind is the security situation at Stapleton International Airport back in '87. I know things were way different security-wise back then compared to now. Does anyone have info on how easy it might have been to slip past any checks or surveillance at the time? It makes me wonder if someone could've had access to restricted areas without much hassle. Who knows if this has any relevance, but it could be worth considering since his car was left at the airport. Curious what others think about this angle!
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I’ve been thinking about something that often happens with cases like Conrad Wayne Gober's. It’s like he just vanished into thin air, which makes me wonder about the possibilities of foul play versus voluntary disappearance. Given that his car was left at Stapleton International Airport, does anyone have thoughts on whether he might have been coerced or lured away by someone he knew? Airports can be such chaotic places—perhaps there's something in the surveillance footage that was overlooked back in '87. Maybe an acquaintance or someone he'd met recently? Could it be possible that his plans changed last minute, but not of his own volition? The lack of leads is baffling. What do you all think?
