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Has anyone else delved into the details about the note Huston Elwood Cozart left behind? There's something peculiar about it. If he went out of his way to write a note detailing the location of his car, it suggests he had his whereabouts in mind. Yet, he vanished without a trace between arriving at his son's house and going inside. It makes me wonder if he intended to return but was somehow prevented from doing so. Could the note hold more significance than we think? Maybe there's a clue in his choice of words or the way it's written. Anyone else have thoughts on this or is it just me reading too much into it?
I've been following Huston Cozart's case for a while, and something's been nagging at me about the hit-and-run aspect. Was there ever any more info available on the circumstances of the accident itself? I mean, it's already strange that someone aged 73 would be involved in a hit-and-run. Who hit him? Was anyone else hurt? Did the police ever track down the vehicle involved? It's possible whatever happened there might give more insight into why he never made it inside his son's house afterward. Maybe someone was after him, or perhaps he was too shaken up and confused to make rational decisions. I just feel like understanding the accident could be key to solving the whole mystery. Just my two cents.