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Has anyone looked into the weather conditions on the day Raymond disappeared? I feel like that's such a crucial piece of this puzzle that we haven't discussed enough. Fishing trips can be dangerous, especially if there's unexpected bad weather. Was there a strong tide or a sudden storm that could have caught him off guard? I can't help but wonder if this could have played a role in his skiff getting swamped. Perhaps reaching out to local meteorologists or checking historical weather data for that day might offer some insights. What do you all think?
I've been following the case of Raymond, the fisherman who disappeared near Cape Etolin. I was curious about the wooden skiff they found. Does anyone know what condition it was in when it was discovered? I read somewhere that swamped doesn't always mean it's completely sunk; it could be that it took on water but was still afloat when spotted. I'm thinking if it was found in relatively good condition, it's puzzling as to what might have caused Raymond to fall overboard or get separated from it. Anyone here familiar with how these skiffs handle? I'm just trying to understand how things could've gone wrong so suddenly.
Hey everyone. I've been following Raymond's case closely and something's been bothering me. Does anyone know if they checked the weather reports or sea conditions on the day of his disappearance? I wonder if unexpected rough waters might have played a role. I know those skiffs aren't the sturdiest in bad weather, so I keep thinking maybe he got caught in something. If anyone has more info or theories on this aspect, please share!