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Hey everyone, I've been following Michael Woolum's case for a while, and something that's been on my mind lately is whether there were any CCTV cameras around Bonnyman back in '92 that might have captured his movements the day he went missing. I know technology wasn't as prevalent back then as it is today, but it's worth considering if there were any stores, banks, or public buildings with surveillance that could offer even a small clue. It'd be interesting to know if investigators looked into this angle early in the process. Even a grainy image could potentially reveal more than we think. While I understand the likelihood is slim, given the tech limitations of the time, sometimes it's the smallest overlooked detail that can break a case wide open. Does anyone have thoughts on this or know if this was ever pursued?
