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Just came across the Edward Fisher case and can't stop thinking about that last sighting of him in Brush Prairie. It’s eerily coincidental that he disappeared on August 1, and by all accounts, everything seemed fine in his life at that time. I read that Edward was known to be pretty social in his neighborhood. Could someone have seen or heard something in those early days? It feels like there might be a missing piece that someone out there knows but hasn't put together yet. Even though Troy was convicted, I wonder if people who lived nearby remember anything strange around that time. It might be worth revisiting the community around Brush Prairie to see if anyone recalls any offbeat details. Thoughts?
Hi everyone,
I've been following Edward Fisher's case closely, and recently, I've been wondering about the unusual circumstances that initially made his disappearance so alarming. Does anyone have any insight or theories about what might have seemed off to friends or family at the time? Was it something about Troy's behavior right after Edward went missing, or were there other factors that made people immediately suspicious? It’s astonishing how things unraveled with Troy’s arrest, but I can’t help but feel there might still be bits that we’re missing. Would love to hear any thoughts or theories you guys have!
It's always puzzled me how Edward Fisher's case hasn't been resolved after all these years. I get that his son, Troy, was convicted, but there's something unsettling about the fact that Edward's remains are still missing. I read somewhere that search efforts were concentrated near some rural areas close to Brush Prairie. It makes me wonder if those regions were thoroughly searched or if there are other places that might have been overlooked. Given the case's complexity and the lack of a proper burial to bring closure to the family, do you think it's worth revisiting those areas with new technology or methods?