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Has anyone looked into the ties Arnaldo Salvati might have had in Denton around the time he went missing? It’s been over 40 years, and I feel like we've exhausted a lot of leads, but maybe there's something here. I read somewhere that he was known to frequent a local bar in the area, but there's never been much follow-up on who he interacted with or if any regulars remember seeing anything unusual. Just trying to think outside the box here. Does anyone have more info on his social circles or any unusual behavior reported around that time? Anything could help reignite interest in the case. The town's changed a lot since then, and so have the people, but there might still be someone with a lingering piece of the puzzle. Let's keep digging.
Did anyone else come across some of the old articles from when Arnaldo Salvati first went missing? I stumbled upon a couple from local Texas papers in ‘81, and they mentioned he worked at a car repair shop in Denton. It got me thinking—has anyone ever looked into his coworkers or the shop itself? I know it’s been a really long time, but sometimes people talk over the years, and maybe someone remembers something unusual from back then. It’s frustrating to think there might be clues out there that no one pieced together yet. Wondering if anyone’s dived into the archives or talked to folks who worked around there in the early '80s. Would love to hear what you all think!
Has anyone else noticed the lack of media coverage on Arnaldo Salvati's case over the years? It's frustrating how some cases just fall off the radar. I understand that newer cases take precedence, but his family deserves answers. I came across his profile on NamUs, and it’s like hardly anyone knows about it outside of true crime forums. For those of us who follow cold cases, it's a reminder of how many go unsolved without the necessary public push. There's so much focus on more infamous cases, but each missing person matters, and his disappearance should still be on people’s minds. Anyone have insights on how to bring more visibility to older cases like Salvati's?