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Has anyone else been wondering about the odd circumstances surrounding Miyagi's last movements? He lived in American Fork, Utah, but somehow ended up in Dewey, Arizona, over 550 miles away, with no clear reason or links to the area. Something must have compelled him to make such a significant journey. His final Facebook post about the importance of giving and karma is intriguing, especially since it was just two days before he was last seen. I can't help but wonder if he was planning to meet someone in Arizona or had some kind of business there that no one was aware of. It's also strange that his car got stuck in a wash near where he disappeared. Does anyone have theories on why he was in Arizona or what could have happened after his car got stuck? This case is so puzzling and frustrating. Would love to hear thoughts or if anyone has come across similar cases where someone ends up in a completely unexpected place without any apparent reason.
I've been digging into Miyagi's case and one thing that really puzzles me is his final social media post. "The power of giving is important. Want to give as much as possible. It's called Karma." This was just two days before he showed up miles away in Arizona. Was he planning to meet someone down there, maybe even thinking he was going to help someone out? The cryptic nature of it makes me wonder about his state of mind or if he was involved in something bigger that led him to Dewey.
The fact that his phone last pinged not long after he left Med Bar Road, never to be turned on again, is just chilling. Could he have wanted to sever ties, or was something or someone preventing him from reaching out? His activity online seemed so prolific; it's strange for there to be silence all of a sudden.
Has anyone else noticed patterns like these in other missing person cases? Do similar social media posts usually hold any significance in the larger picture? Just trying to piece together what might have been going through his mind.