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Does anyone else find it odd that Robert Stone also disappeared from around the same area and time? It's probably just a coincidence, but I can't help but wonder if there's something more to it. Were there any unusual weather patterns or reports of rogue waves that day? It's just strange that not a single piece of the boat or any debris ever washed up. It's like they just vanished into thin air. I’ve heard some locals mention a possible connection with smuggling routes back then, but I haven’t found much to substantiate that theory. I feel like there’s more beneath the surface here—no pun intended. Anyone else pick up on anything that might link these disappearances?
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I've been digging through some archives and noticed the weather reports from Miami around the time William Henry Forshee Jr. and his group went missing. It seems there was a significant storm front that moved through the area on April 16, 1973. I wonder if anyone has looked into how bad the weather might have been and if it could have played a role in their disappearance? Could rough seas or unexpected weather conditions have overwhelmed their small boat, causing them to get lost or capsized? The fact that their truck and trailer were still at the marina suggests they intended to return, so something unexpected must have occurred. If anyone has more info or thoughts, I'd love to hear them.
