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I've been delving into the Thomas Elroid Spiers case from 1994, and I'm particularly intrigued by the brief mention he made about seeing "something he shouldn’t have seen" during dinner on that fateful evening. It feels like a cryptic clue, yet no one seems to have more details on what exactly he meant by that. Was it something related to his work harvesting oysters, or was it perhaps something he encountered elsewhere? This offhand comment might be more than just a passing remark—it could be a key piece of this puzzle. Does anyone here have thoughts or additional theories on what he might have seen or where this could lead in piecing together his disappearance?
