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Hey everyone, I’ve been trying to piece together the case of Richard Kirk Meyers, missing since 2004, and something keeps bugging me. Why haven’t we heard more about potential witnesses who might have seen his boat that day? La Push isn’t exactly bustling, but surely someone else was around the marina or out on the water. With the boat still running, did someone see it wandering without him on board? Also, the boat had damage consistent with hitting rocks. Could that have been enough for anyone nearby to notice something unusual? I wonder if there were any other anglers or even locals out that might have seen or heard what happened. It seems strange that no one has come forward with information. Has anyone else come across reports or locals who've shared stories from that day? Sometimes people talk years later, especially in tight-knit communities. Might be worth digging into that angle more. Thoughts?
I've been following the case of Richard Kirk Meyers and something that's been puzzling me is the condition in which his boat was found. If the boat was still running and ended up near Goodman Creek, it makes me wonder about the sequence of events that could have led to him not being on it. It's not a small distance from La Push to where the boat was discovered. Could it be possible that something happened suddenly, like he hit the rocks and got thrown overboard? Or maybe there was bad weather that day—does anyone know what the weather reports were the day he disappeared? It feels like there might be some detail that everyone is overlooking. Any locals or frequent fishers around La Push with insights on the water conditions or specifics about the area?
Hey everyone, I’ve been following the Richard Kirk Meyers case for a while now, and a detail that keeps sticking with me is the damage to his boat's propeller. Do you think it's possible that something else led to the damage besides hitting rocks? Maybe there was an unusual wave pattern that day, or mechanical failure could've played a role? It’s so puzzling. Currents in that area can be unpredictable, but it seems odd that the propeller damage was reported without any further clues. Anyone with boating experience around La Push who can shed some light on what might have happened?