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Hey everyone, I’ve been looking into the Witwicky case, and something interesting struck me. It's kind of strange that Witwicky left his vehicle, keys, and wallet behind but took his cellphone and handgun with him. I wonder if he left abruptly, maybe to meet someone he trusted or if he felt threatened? It’s odd that the rest of his belongings were untouched, almost like he intended to return soon. Also, considering he was a self-employed computer consultant, did anyone dig into his business dealings or client list for potential leads? Maybe there’s something or someone from his work life that could shed light on his disappearance. Anyone else have thoughts on this angle?
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Hey everyone, I've been going over the details of the Witwicky case, and there's something about the timing of his last known activity that's really puzzling me. He last logged onto his computer on February 11, 2003, the same day he called his mom. It's like he just vanished into thin air after that day. What stands out to me is that both his vehicle and all forms of ID were left untouched, yet his handgun, cell phone, and a spare key are missing. It's strange to think about what he might have planned to do or where he was intending to go, considering he didn't seem prepared for a long absence or travel since he left so many crucial things behind. I'm curious about his work as a computer consultant—was there anything going on professionally that could have led him to leave voluntarily, or maybe someone he crossed paths with during work? Would love to hear your thoughts or any similar cases where someone vanished with such minimal clues.
