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Hey everyone, I'm new here but have been following Stephen Sullivan's case for a while. Does anyone else find it strange how they never found any traces of Stephen himself, but the helicopter parts kept popping up? I mean, the ocean is vast, but it almost feels like there's more to the story. Could the currents really have scattered the wreckage while leaving no trace of him? I've been reading up on similar cases, and it seems rare for someone to vanish entirely when wreckage keeps turning up. Could there have been another angle to his route that wasn't accounted for, or maybe an unknown factor at play? Would love to hear what you all think!
Has anyone been following the Stephen Sullivan case from '91? I was reading up on it, and one thing that sticks out to me is the timeline of recovering the helicopter parts. The fact that parts showed up at different times seems odd, right? Like, how could the tail section and the rest of the chopper end up so scattered? Is it typical for crash debris to be spread out like that in the ocean currents, or does this suggest something else might have happened? The ocean is a mysterious place, but it feels like we’re missing a piece of the puzzle. Would love to hear if anyone with experience in aviation or search operations can weigh in on how these things work.
I can’t stop thinking about the timeline regarding Stephen Sullivan’s disappearance. The helicopter crash happened on September 23, 1991, but the way the parts were recovered seems a bit odd to me. It took a while before any real recovery of the helicopter happened, and even then, it was just piece by piece. First, the fishermen found the tail section, which makes sense because it could’ve drifted away in the currents. But why did it take a police diving operation to find the rest? Was there something deliberately done to separate the pieces, or was it just how the wreckage fell due to the crash? It seems like more questions keep popping up as time passes. Curious to hear if anyone knows about similar cases where helicopter parts were found so sporadically or if anyone thinks this might suggest foul play?