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Has anyone else been looking into the financial aspects of this case? Francisco refinanced his house and took all his savings right before the abduction. I can't help but wonder if there were any unusual transactions or if any attempts were made to convert the money into something more portable or untraceable. It's been over a decade, but tracking financial records from back then could still yield crucial leads. Were there any cash withdrawals from Mexico or signs of financial activity that abruptly stopped? Considering the timeline, it might provide insight into his mindset or possible migration paths. Has this angle been fully explored, or are there limitations due to the time lapsed? Thoughts?
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I recently stumbled across Diego and Tammy's case again, and something that keeps gnawing at me is Francisco's abrupt decision to refinance his house and quit his job out of nowhere. It's just so calculated. Why does a person do that unless they're seriously planning something long-term? It seems like he was setting himself up financially to lay low for a long time. What's baffling is the lack of concrete leads given these drastic steps. I can't help but wonder about the logistics too—did Francisco have help from a network of people or was this something he did entirely on his own? Everything about this case screams premeditation. And the dual citizenship definitely complicates things. Anyone else have thoughts on how that might have played into his strategy? Keep those eyes peeled for any new developments, folks. We all want these kiddos found safe.
