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Hey everyone, I've been really following Jon Shadden's case closely and something's been bugging me. I read somewhere that Jon was an instrumentation and electric tech for Teppco Crude Pipeline. Given his job, do you think there's any chance he might have known about any potentially dangerous or risky situations that could be related to his work? Like, could there have been some unsafe equipment or a possible dispute that we're unaware of? I know these kinds of jobs can sometimes put folks in complicated situations, and a missing persons case might involve more than just the personal side. Maybe there was something happening behind the scenes at work that could shed light on his disappearance? Not trying to jump to conclusions, but it's worth considering all angles since the family and authorities don't have much to go on. What do you guys think? Could be nothing, but thought it might be a good angle to discuss.
