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I keep coming back to the make and model of William's car... a 1972 Pontiac Catalina. You don't see too many of those around anymore, but back in the early '80s, it was a pretty common sight. It's so strange that while his car was accounted for, the details are murky. Was it abandoned somewhere or found in a way that suggested foul play? If anyone remembers seeing a gray Catalina parked somewhere out of place back then, even a small detail could make a difference in this case. Anything unusual that struck you as odd at the time might just be the piece of the puzzle that's missing. Event the tiniest detail about the car's condition or location might help piece together what happened to William. Let's not forget him and keep the discussion going!
I was reading through some threads about William Bruce Squire Jr., and something keeps nagging at me—why isn't there more information on exactly where his car surfaced? It feels like any details about that could be crucial in piecing together what happened to him. I know it's been decades, but someone must have seen something or known something about its location between the time it went missing and when it was found. Cars don't just disappear and reappear without leaving some kind of trail, right? It's baffling that there's still so little known about this part of the case. Maybe someone from the area remembers more about the car and just hasn't realized its significance. Has anyone else come across more info on where his Pontiac Catalina was found?
Has anyone looked into the background of William Bruce Squire Jr.'s car after he went missing? I find it odd and frustrating that the details about where and how the 1972 Pontiac Catalina was found are so vague. Considering vehicle records and documentation processes back then, there should be some paper trail, right? Did anyone report it abandoned or towed somewhere? Was anything in the car that could give a clue to his plans or state of mind that day? It almost feels like clues could be hiding in plain sight if someone could just dig a little deeper into the car's story. Maybe someone local to Hastings remembers something about where it turned up. Thoughts?