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I've been following Armando's case, and something's been on my mind. Has anyone looked into the possibility of organized smuggling rings? I mean, those guys can be ruthless and sometimes force people to split up or go on different routes if they think there's a risk of getting caught. Just wondering if maybe Armando got caught up in something like that. It would be great if authorities could get some intel on the groups operating in that area around the time he went missing. What are your thoughts on this angle? Anyone here with knowledge of how those operations work?
Hi everyone, I have a question that's been on my mind about Armando's case. Has there been any confirmation if Armando's group had a local guide (coyote) with them during their crossing? Often, these guides know the desert paths well and might have more insights into what happened if they were with them. With the Border Patrol chase and everyone scattering, their knowledge could be crucial for narrowing down search areas. Hoping for updates or observations from anyone familiar with border crossings in that region. Stay safe out there.
Has anyone seen any credible reports about conditions in the Sasabe-Arivaca corridor right now? I’ve been reading about Armando’s case. It’s terrifying to think about how quickly things can go wrong in such a vast, harsh desert environment. I remember hearing about the extreme temperatures and dangerous wildlife there. Plus, with Border Patrol always on high alert, who knows what kind of pressure these people are under? I can't help but wonder if the group tried to change their route to avoid authorities or if something else could have happened to separate them. It seems odd that three people made it out, but Armando vanished. Just hoping for some insight, maybe from someone local who knows the terrain or what the day-to-day happenings are like in that area.