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Has anyone else looked into the weather conditions on the day Matthew Fagan went missing? June 21, 2016, wasn't just a typical summer day; there were reports of a sudden storm that came through Lake Tenkiller in the late afternoon. I'm curious if this unexpected weather might have played a role in the delay of search efforts or possibly impacted the scent trails for the dogs. Not saying it explains everything, but sometimes nature has a way of complicating the search efforts in these types of situations. Would love to hear any local insights or thoughts on how much this might have affected the case.
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Hey everyone, just stumbled upon something odd about Matthew Fagan's case while going through old maps of the Lake Tenkiller area. I've been curious about the trail routes near Cato Creek/Buzzard Roost. There's a lesser-known path branching off from the main trail where Matt was last seen. Has anyone else looked into whether this path was checked thoroughly during the searches? I know the initial search utilized dogs and horses, but I'm wondering if the canines might have picked up something unusual on this particular trail. This whole situation is puzzling, especially with those conflicting statements from the friends. Anyone familiar with the area or has insights on the terrain around there?
