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Just wondering if anyone else finds the Christmas Day phone call odd in Mark Myhre's case? It's the last known contact he had with anyone, and it seems like such an important detail that hasn't been dug into enough. Did his son mention anything about his mood or if Mark seemed worried about anything during that call? I know it's normal for folks to check in with family on holidays, but with him being out on the open water alone, it makes me wonder what his state of mind might have been. Was this call routine or did something feel off? Would love to hear more thoughts on this angle.
I’ve been following Mark Myhre’s case and something about the *Galilean* being found beached just doesn’t sit right with me. Boats don’t just end up beached without some sort of intervention, intentional or not. The lack of any visible damage makes me wonder if he tried to dock it himself but miscalculated somehow. Or maybe it drifted and grounded after he went missing? It's odd that there were no signs he tried to radio for help. Has anyone heard if they ever checked the boat's GPS logs or navigation systems for a possible path or last known position? I feel like those details could offer some big clues about what happened before it ended up on Elliott Key. So many questions, not enough answers.
Has anyone else wondered about the unusual timing of when Mark Myhre's boat, the *Galilean*, was discovered? It was only a week after he last spoke with his son on December 25, 2012, and it turns up almost perfectly beached near Elliott Key on January 2, 2013. It makes me curious about where exactly the boat had been during that week. Given the currents and winds in that region, could the *Galilean* end up there naturally, or was it purposefully navigated and left? Considering that it appeared freshly beached with minimal algae, it seems like a deliberate placement. Plus, it was found intact. How plausible is it that Mark navigated it to that spot himself and then vanished, and for what reason? It’s all just so puzzling. Would love to hear any theories or insights others might have on this aspect of his disappearance.