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Has anyone else been thinking about how peculiar it is that there were no sightings of the "Mary C" after William Anderson disappeared? Given the size of the boat, it seems odd that it didn't wash ashore somewhere or that no debris has been found. Brooklyn is a busy area, and the surrounding waters are pretty well-trafficked, especially during daylight hours. Wouldn't someone have spotted something unusual or a boat drifting? I'm curious if anyone has looked into possible currents or weather patterns that day that might explain why absolutely nothing has turned up. If anyone follows up on local shipping activity or has insights into the conditions in early December 2000, I'd love to hear your thoughts. Maybe there's a piece of this puzzle out there in the water that we're overlooking.
Hey everyone, I've been diving into William Anderson's case, and I can't shake the fact that no debris or anything from the "Mary C" was ever found. With the extensive searches in the surrounding waters, you'd think something would have turned up if there was an accident or capsizing. It's almost as if both he and the boat vanished into thin air. Have any of you heard of similar cases where a boat this size disappeared without a trace? Could tides or currents in that area somehow account for why nothing was ever found? Would love to hear thoughts from anyone familiar with the waters around Brooklyn or similar mysteries.