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I've been following Paul Edward Buckley's case for a while now, and something that really sticks out to me is the Greyhound ticket. Does anyone else find it strange that for someone who traveled often, there's no record of his destination that day? I mean, I've looked into similar cases where the bus companies have been able to help trace a person's last known location through ticket sales or checking logs. Yet, in Buckley's case, it's like he just vanished after he got on that bus. Knowing he had plans to attend a family reunion makes me wonder if it was a last-minute change of plans or if something came up during the trip that made him go off the grid. Any ideas on how investigators could dig deeper into the bus records, even though it's been so long?
Has anyone looked into the possibility that Paul's disappearance is connected to the ministry work he was involved in? The fact that he was known to travel frequently and was connected to different communities might mean someone he crossed paths with knew more about his plans or where he might have ended up. Maybe he was helping out somewhere between Spokane and Highwood and then planned to head to Nebraska and ran into trouble along the way. It seems worth exploring if any of the places he visited for his ministry work could provide clues. Anyone with local knowledge notice any unusual activity back when he disappeared?
I was just thinking about the fact that Paul Edward Buckley's case hasn't had any significant leads since 1998. What puzzles me the most is the Greyhound ticket situation. It's odd that there's no record of his destination after boarding the bus. I've used Greyhound before, and they usually keep some form of passenger log or manifest, right? Did they not have such records back in the late '90s, or is it possible that the records were lost or overlooked? It's frustrating that such a basic detail might have been an important clue in figuring out where he intended to go that day. Anyone else think this could be key in piecing together his last known movements?