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Does anyone have any insight into the terrain around the San Pedro area by the Indian reservation? I've been trying to understand the possible routes someone could take on foot after leaving a vehicle in that region, particularly if you’re running from border patrol. I read that Luis, who went missing crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, was last seen somewhere around there. His group apparently had a view of large water tanks on a hill before they were forced to scatter. It seems really desolate, and I've heard that the landscape can be harsh. The fact that there are ranches around makes me wonder if it would be easy for someone to hide or if it’s more open and risky. Anyone familiar with this part of Arizona who can shed some light on this? The geography might provide some clues or at least give a starting point for where someone might try to find safety.
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Has anyone looked into the sightings of lights that Luis and his group reportedly saw at the small intersection? I'm wondering if those lights might belong to any notable landmarks or structures that could help narrow down the area he might have run towards. I remember reading about this case and being struck by the mention of the water tanks. It's rare for those kinds of details to be available, so they might be crucial in understanding the landscape. Maybe there's a connection between the lights and the tanks that could provide clues about potential routes or hideouts? Also, does anyone know if there have been any recent developments, like surveillance footage or local tips from residents near those areas, that could shed more light on his possible whereabouts?
