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I've been diving into the details surrounding Andrew Scott Ewing's disappearance, and something curious struck me about the circumstances when he left. According to what I've gathered, Andrew took a .357 magnum with him. This detail really puzzles me. Why would a 20-year-old just up and decide to take a firearm along for a hitchhiking trip? It makes me wonder if he was fearful of something or someone, or if he had a specific reason to feel he needed protection. It's also peculiar that his brother wasn't expecting him at all. This situation feels layered, and I can't help but think there's more under the surface regarding his mental state or intentions at that time. Has anyone else here explored possibilities around this aspect? Any thoughts on what might have prompted Andrew to take his gun along?
Does anyone else find the timing of Andrew Ewing's disappearance a bit odd? His mom reported him missing over a month later after he didn't check in or show up at his brother's—which is honestly a long time. I wonder if there were any specific reasons she waited so long. Maybe they were used to him being out of touch for a while, or could it have been because of the holiday season and everyone being busy? It's these little details in missing persons cases that make me want to dig deeper into what the family dynamics might have been like. Here's hoping someone out there knows something, no matter how small, that can help bring some answers.