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Has anyone looked into the new home construction site where Gilberto Jurado's car was found? I'm wondering if there were any workers or security personnel who might've noticed something unusual around that time. Given how construction sites can have a lot of activity and people going in and out, maybe someone saw something that didn't seem significant back then. It's strange that his car was just left there. It could be a total coincidence, but these areas can sometimes be less secure, so who knows what might've happened in the vicinity. I feel like revisiting the site—even now—might shed some light, or perhaps there's documentation of workers or schedules from that period that could point investigators in the right direction. Thoughts?
Hey everyone, I’ve been diving into the case of Gilberto Jurado, and one puzzle piece that's really sticking out to me is the location where his car was found. Yorba Linda, near Chino Hills State Park, wasn't really the most obvious place for him to be if he last lived and worked in West Covina. It makes me wonder—did he go there to meet someone? Or was it just a coincidence that his car ended up there after being abandoned or moved? It's unsettling how no evidence surfaced even with the car being found so soon after he vanished. If anyone has researched this area or the new home constructions around that time, I'd be keen to hear your thoughts. Maybe there’s a lead or theory we’ve missed over all these years.
I’ve been following Gilberto Jurado’s case, and something that’s been nagging at me is the location where his car was found. Yorba Linda was a bit out of the way from where he lived in West Covina. I wonder if he had any connections in that area or if it was just a random spot he ended up. Was he meeting someone? The fact that it was near a new construction area is interesting too. Those places can be pretty secluded, especially back in '89. Might be worth digging into any workers or locals who were around at the time. I’d love to hear if anyone has ideas on why he might’ve been in that particular area or if there’s any angle that hasn't been explored yet.