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Hey everyone, I've been following this case closely and trying to piece things together. I'm curious about the area near where he was last seen, between kilometer 30-36 on Highway 86. Does anyone know about the ranches around there or have any local intel? It's such a vast and remote region. I'm thinking these ranches might be potential places he could have sought help, or maybe someone there saw something? Any insight from locals would be greatly appreciated. It's hard to imagine how disorienting it must be to be left out there, especially with limited resources. Let's keep sharing anything that might help to piece this puzzle together.
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I came across something interesting while looking into the case of the missing person last seen crossing the border near Sasabe, Arizona. I noticed that he was last known to be in the area between kilometer 30-36 on Highway 86. From what I understand, this stretch is quite remote, but there's mention of nearby ranches. I'm curious about these ranches. Does anyone have information on who owns them or if the area has any history of people going missing? It seems like there might be folks around there who could have seen something. Also, how often do people cross near Sasabe, and is it usual for them to be left behind in such isolated spots? I'm hoping someone local might have insights or thoughts on how this part of the border is usually monitored.
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Hey everyone, I’ve been following the case of the missing man last seen near the U.S.-Mexico border around Sasabe, Arizona, and something caught my attention. Has anyone looked into the ranches along highway 86 near where he was reportedly last left? I remember reading that there are quite a few in that area between kilometer 30 and 36. I'm wondering if the local ranch owners or workers might have seen or heard anything unusual around the time he went missing. It seems like with the sparse population, any outsider might be noticeable. Perhaps there are old leads that could be revisited or new inquiries to be made? Anyone here familiar with this region or ever dealt with similar circumstances in remote areas? Every bit of insight might help piece together what happened. Thanks!