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I’ve been following the Harvey Ivan Skolnick case for years, and something that always puzzled me is why wasn't he reported missing until a whole month after the last contact with his sister? That’s such a significant delay. I can't stop wondering if it was because his family or friends didn’t realize anything was wrong at first, or maybe something else was going on that made people hesitate. I mean, with his car already found up an embankment with damage, it’s strange there wasn't more urgency. Anyone have thoughts on why it took so long? Could this delay have impacted the investigation?
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Did anyone else catch the detail about the delay in reporting Harvey Skolnick missing? It's unsettling to think that a whole month went by after his last contact before an official report was filed. It's strange because for a guy at 65, you'd think family or friends would notice he was gone sooner. I've been following this case closely, and that delay could have really hindered the investigation. Do we know if anything significant happened during that window that might explain the late report? It just seems like such a crucial oversight, and I wonder if any potential evidence or leads were lost because of it. What are everyone's thoughts on the possible reasons for the delay?
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Hey all, I've been following Harvey Ivan Skolnick's case for a while now, and something that's been bugging me is the condition in which his car was found. The windshield and lights were smashed—what do you all think that means? Could it have been vandalism, or maybe a cover-up? It's odd that there was obvious damage but no Harvey. Also, the car being found up that particular embankment on Salmon River Road feels really specific. Would love to hear your thoughts or if anyone knows that area and has noticed anything similar!