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Hey everyone, I've been following Frederick Coole's case for some time now, and something that has always puzzled me is the timing of his disappearance. The flood was devastating for the area, and I can't help but think about how quickly everything happened. Does anyone know if there were any specific warnings issued before the flood hit? I've been trying to find any old weather reports or local news articles from August 2011 that might give us a better timeline of events. It's possible that more details about where Frederick was last spotted or where he might have sought shelter could emerge from that. I feel like understanding the timeline just a bit more might help us shed light on this mystery. Would love to know if anyone else has looked into this or could point me to some resources.
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Has anyone looked into the weather conditions from August 2011 closely? I know Frederick Coole went missing during severe flooding in Tunkhannock, but I've been digging around and found that there were actually a series of storms hitting the area around that time. I wonder if anyone has mapped out the storm paths in relation to where Frederick was last seen? It might offer some new insights or areas to search. Any locals or weather buffs out there have more info? Maybe there's something in those patterns that got overlooked during the initial search efforts. Would love to hear thoughts or theories!
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Hey everyone, I’ve spent some time looking into the Frederick Coole case from back in 2011, and there's something that keeps puzzling me. I’ve read that Frederick went missing during severe flooding in Tunkhannock, but I'm curious about the timeline of events. Does anyone have more info on how quickly the floodwaters rose? I can't help but wonder if the timing made it impossible for anyone, including search teams, to track his movements. There's a big gap between when he was last seen and when the severe conditions hit, and any detail could help piece together what might have happened. Thoughts?