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Does anyone else find the timing of the report really strange in David's case? He was last seen on August 21, but his disappearance wasn't reported until August 23. That's a full two days later! It makes me wonder if the delay affected the investigation somehow. I mean, those first 48 hours are crucial in missing person cases, right? Maybe someone on the ship assumed he just extended his stay in Tijuana and didn't raise the alarm soon enough. It just seems odd that there wasn't more urgency given his job and the fact that he missed his departure. Or perhaps there was some miscommunication? Whatever the reason, I can't help but feel like those two days were critical in understanding what might have happened to him. Anyone have thoughts on the potential impact of this delay?
Hey everyone,
I've been delving into David Provost's case and came across something intriguing about the timing of the ATM withdrawals in Tijuana. It's curious that withdrawals happened shortly after his disappearance was reported. One thing that stands out is whether the transactions were clustered around specific times or spread out. It could give us a better understanding if someone else was controlling his account and knew his PIN, or if it was used sporadically, maybe to simulate that David was doing it himself. Also, the fact that his driver's license was returned with his name misspelled is bizarre. It almost feels like someone was sending a message or trying to confuse things deliberately. The Spanish-speaking calls to his grandmother just add another layer of mystery. Has anyone else here seen similar patterns in other cases? Would love to hear your thoughts.