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Hey everyone, I've been digging through some old missing person cases and stumbled upon the case of Clayton Nobuo Onosaki, who vanished in 1978. Something that really struck me is the lack of media coverage at the time. It's like his story just fell through the cracks. Considering the population boom in LA during the late '70s, do you think this was a factor? Could it have been harder for law enforcement to dedicate resources to every single case? It's frustrating to think that someone might just slip through the proverbial cracks. Would love to hear what others think about this aspect, especially those who might be more familiar with how media attention was in that era.
Hello everyone, I was reading through some of the old files on Clayton Nobuo Onosaki, the 20-year-old who vanished back in 1978. One thing I've been curious about is the coworker he mentioned in his letter to his mom. It seems like this person could be a key piece of the puzzle, but there’s just so little info on who they were or if they were thoroughly investigated. Does anyone have thoughts on how we might dig deeper into this angle, especially given how much time has passed and the lack of media coverage back then? Maybe someone out here has come across similar cases where tracking down work associates led to a breakthrough. Would love to hear your thoughts!