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Has anyone else found it odd how quickly Victor Carlos Echeandia's roommates sold his car after he disappeared? I mean, wouldn't that be the first place you'd think to look for clues? It's like they just assumed he wasn't coming back. Does anyone know if they were ever interviewed by the police? It's been so long, and yet there’s still a void of information about that aspect. I feel like it's a piece of the puzzle that's been overlooked in the investigation. Maybe if more focus was put on that part of the case, there could be some sort of breakthrough. Anyone with local insight might know more about what happened there?
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Hey everyone, I've been re-reading old articles and threads about Victor Carlos Echeandia's disappearance, and something really bizarre still stands out to me: the situation with his car. Is it just me, or is it super strange that his roommates sold his vehicle after he went missing? I mean, what was their reasoning? Did they think he wasn't coming back, or was there some urgency that we’re just not aware of? Also, does anyone know if the police asked his roommates why they did this and what they claimed at the time? Selling someone's car so soon after they vanish seems like a really bold move, especially if they didn’t have legal authority to do so. It's weird how there's no record of any follow-up on this aspect. Thoughts?
