Hey everyone, I recently came across the case of a missing person who was last seen crossing the US/Mexico border near Sasabe, AZ, and I can't stop thinking about it. What intrigues me is how they were able to navigate the rugged terrain in that area. I've heard it's extremely challenging, especially for someone who might not be familiar with the landscape. Does anyone know if there's a network or support system in place around Sasabe for individuals crossing the border? I'm really curious if they might've encountered someone who could've helped them, or if there's any common route that they might have taken. Hoping for any insight. Stay safe, everyone!
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Hey everyone, I've been following the case of the person last seen near the Sasabe, AZ border crossing, and something that keeps gnawing at me is the potential presence of wildlife in that area. The desert around Sasabe can be pretty unforgiving with not just the harsh conditions, but also the wildlife. Does anyone else think this could be a factor in their disappearance? I know it's speculative, but with so little info available, it seems worth considering every angle. Has anyone found any reports or studies about wildlife interactions with people in that specific region? Any insight or local knowledge would be really appreciated. Thanks!
