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Hey all, I've been reading about Palmer Granger's case and something that's been on my mind is the state of record-keeping back in the late '80s. I know that digital databases weren't what they are today, so I wonder how much information was either lost or never entered properly. It makes me think that there might be witnesses out there who saw something but didn’t know they had seen something significant. If anyone has knowledge about how cases from that time were documented or processed, and how that might affect current investigations, I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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Hey everyone, I was digging through some old articles about missing persons and came across Palmer Granger's case from 1989. It's kind of wild how someone can just vanish without a trace. I read that there wasn’t even a hint of foul play or any known reason for Palmer to leave on his own. What puzzles me is the complete lack of any clues over all these years. Considering how long it’s been, I'm curious if there might be some old friends or acquaintances who remember something unusual from back then but never thought it was important. Memory can be tricky like that. Also, has there ever been any mention of places he frequented or people he interacted with shortly before he disappeared? Maybe some fresh reviews or interviews with folks who knew him could spark a new lead. I know it's a long shot, but sometimes the smallest detail can make a big difference. If anyone's from the area or familiar with this case, it would be great to hear your thoughts!