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Has anyone looked into the weather conditions on the day Stanley disappeared? It might provide some clues, especially since he went out to sea in a relatively small boat. March weather can be unpredictable, and a sudden change might have caught him off guard. I wonder if there were any reports of storms or high winds that day, which could have caused trouble for an experienced fisherman. Were any other boats out in the area, and if so, did they report anything unusual? It's been so long, but maybe there are some records or archives that could be checked. Just grasping at straws here, but anything's worth a shot when a case has stayed cold this long.
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Has anyone looked into local maritime accidents around the time Stanley L. Post went missing? It seems strange that neither he nor his boat have been found after all these years. I wonder if any other boats reported issues or strange occurrences in the same areas around March 1990. Could it be possible there was an unreported incident that might have involved his boat? Also, knowing that his truck and trailer were found parked near the launch ramp makes me think he did head out to the water as planned. Some articles from the time mentioned poor weather conditions during that period—could this be a lead the investigators might explore further? Curious if anyone here has come across similar cases or has any new theories.