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I came across Harley Morris's case, and it made me wonder about the cameras in the area where he was last seen. Does anyone know if there are any surveillance cameras around North Grand Avenue or near the 50 Grand Club? It could potentially provide some clues about what happened that night, especially since he was last seen at 3 a.m. If there were any cameras, wouldn't the authorities have checked them by now? Just thinking out loud here, but maybe asking businesses in that area for any footage they have could help in finding him. ?
I was just reading through the details on Harley Morris's disappearance, and something's really got me thinking about the timing. If he was last seen at 3 a.m. near the 50 Grand Club, could there be any surveillance cameras along that stretch of North Grand Avenue that might have captured where he went? Local businesses or traffic cams might have caught something useful. Even the smallest detail could help piece together his movements after he left the club. Has anyone heard if the police have checked for any video footage yet? Feels like it could be a key factor in figuring out what happened. If anyone has any updates on this, it’d be great to know.
Has anyone looked into the timeframe between when Harley left the 50 Grand Club and when he was last seen on North Grand Avenue? It's such a small window—only a couple of hours, really. In a bustling area like that, with people either heading home after a night out or starting early shifts, there might have been someone who spotted something unusual or noticed him besides those who have already come forward. Did he head in the direction of his home, or was he walking somewhere else? It's awful not knowing, but tiny details could help piece things together. I hope someone who was in the area shares anything they might have seen, no matter how small it seems. This could provide a crucial lead for the investigation.