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Has anyone else been digging into David George's case from 2007? I've been combing through some old posts and articles, and something's bugging me—does anyone know if there have been any developments on the financial aspect of the investigation? I'm wondering if they ever looked into his financial records around the time he disappeared. Bank accounts, credit cards, any suspicious withdrawals or activity... It might help connect some dots. It's odd that he wasn't reported missing until two years later. Just curious if this angle has ever been pursued or discussed. Any insights?
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Hey everyone, I've been following the David George case and wanted to see if anyone else has more insight. Something that's been puzzling me is why it took two whole years for his family to report him missing. I understand everyone has different dynamics and maybe there were some assumptions about his whereabouts, but two years seems like such a long time. Could there have been some reason they thought he was off-grid or possibly traveling? Or is there a chance they were worried but didn't think about filing a report right away? I’m not trying to point fingers at the family; just genuinely curious about what might cause such a delay. Anyone else have thoughts or similar cases where a missing report was delayed?
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Does anyone else find it strange that David George wasn't reported missing until two years after he was last seen? I mean, I know sometimes people lose touch, but two years is a long time for someone to be off the radar. Were there any reasons his family waited so long? I wonder if they had any communication during that period or if there were specific circumstances that led them to finally report him missing. Just curious if anyone has come across anything about their side of the story.