Hey everyone, I’ve been following the case of the man who went missing after being last seen in Mexico on 12-24-2016. Has anyone looked into the possibility of him getting detained at the border? I know it’s a complex process, especially if he was crossing at a busy port of entry like in Texas or Arizona. Sometimes things can go wrong administratively, and people end up in detention without their families even knowing. Either way, I feel like this might be a good angle to explore with local authorities or immigration services. Anyone have experience with this kind of situation? Would love to hear thoughts!
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I came across this case and something's been bugging me. Has anyone looked into the possibility that he might have gone through a less-traveled route to cross the border? I know a lot of people opt for remote areas to avoid heavy surveillance, but those paths can be super dangerous and unpredictable. Plus, the time of year he went missing, around the holidays, could mean different patterns or traffic through those routes. I'm no expert, but maybe locals or folks familiar with the terrain during that time year might have noticed something unusual? Just a thought. Has anything like this been looked into by family or investigators?
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I've been following the case of the man last seen in Mexico on Christmas Eve, 2016. The detail that's really been on my mind is the uncertainty about which state he intended to cross into—Texas or Arizona. Does anyone know if there were reports of other individuals having similar crossing plans around that time? It seems like such a critical piece of information that could narrow down the search area. Given the number of crossings, it must be tough to track without more details, but maybe someone has insight into patterns or common routes used around that period? Just trying to see if there's any overlooked avenue that could point his family in the right direction.
