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I’ve been following this case on and off and something that keeps nagging at me is the length of time since the initial disappearance. With cases like this, where someone crosses a border and then disappears, I wonder if there's a chance they could’ve assumed a new identity? It seems like a long time to not have any contact with friends or family unless something tragic happened. But then again, starting over could in some cases be a deliberate choice. Does anyone else think it’s a possibility worth considering, or might it just be a matter of not having enough information from the initial crossing? Curious to hear your thoughts or any similar cases you’ve come across!
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Hi everyone, I’ve been following the case of the man who went missing after crossing into the U.S. from Mexico in 2012, and I can't shake the feeling that there's something significant about the time of year he crossed the border. It was June, right? There’s a lot of traffic and movement during summer months. I keep wondering if there was a specific event or reason that prompted him to cross at that time. Maybe there’s a larger pattern here related to other disappearances or incidents? Has anyone looked into cross-border travel trends or immigration policies during that period to see if there could be a connection? It might be a long shot, but any insights or theories around this timing would be appreciated.
