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Has anyone else been following the Howard Pryce case? I was digging into some old articles and came across a detail that keeps bugging me. It seems that before Howard's disappearance, he had called his sister to tell her about the journey to Miami. I can't help but wonder if he might have sensed that something bad was going to happen. It’s strange that he decided to make that call, almost like he had a premonition or wanted to ensure someone knew where he was headed.
Also, it’s odd how no trace of the vessel was ever found, given the conflicting reports about interception and sinking. You’d think by now there would be some piece of evidence, like debris or even records if an official intervention had taken place. Does anyone else think there might be more going on here than we’re hearing? It's just so frustrating that after all these years, we're no closer to the truth. Curious if anyone has thoughts on this aspect or heard anything new through the grapevine.
Has anyone looked into weather conditions on March 9, 2012, in the area between the Bahamas and Miami? Sometimes rough seas might not only pose risks but also lead to vessels veering off course or going unnoticed by patrols. Also, did anyone living in that coastal region report anything unusual during that time? Many small, out-of-the-way places might have had people who saw or heard something but didn’t connect it to Howard Pryce’s disappearance. It’s always challenging with international waters and smuggling operations, but local insights might provide a missing piece to this puzzle.
I’ve been following Howard Pryce’s case and something that keeps puzzling me is the complete lack of any physical evidence. I mean, in other cases of missing boats, you’d usually hear about debris or something washing ashore, right? Especially with reports that the vessel might have sunk. It’s eerie how absolutely nothing has been found. Also, if U.S. immigration intercepted them, wouldn’t there be some kind of record or acknowledgment? I feel like there are too many questions still unanswered here, and it must be incredibly frustrating for his family to be stuck in this limbo. Has anyone heard of similar cases in that area?