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I've been digging into the details of Mark Wade Potts's disappearance and can't get over the question of his GPS data. I mean, it's 2010, so surely there might have been a GPS device or at least a cell phone with location services that could shed more light on his movements that day, right? It's puzzling to think that in today's tech-centric world, there could be no digital breadcrumbs to follow. Did they not find any signal from his cell phone, or was it too late to trace? It's often these little details that can shift a case from cold to warm. Does anyone have any insights into how law enforcement might have approached the tech angle back then?
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Hey everyone, I've been following the case of Mark Wade Potts for a while now, and something has been bugging me about the sighting on the Commodore Barry Bridge. Has anyone dug deeper into who these witnesses were? It just seems strange that none of them were able to provide a more detailed description of the man they saw. Were there any surveillance cameras on the bridge that day, or was their account the only thing tying Mark to that location? It's really unsettling that there's no concrete proof it was him. Just wondering if anyone else has any thoughts or additional info on this angle. Would love to hear what others think.
