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Does anyone else remember the reports about the intense storm on the day Scott went missing? I always found it strange that he was last seen just as the weather was turning for the worse. Could it be possible that the chaos from the storm was used as a cover for something more sinister? I know the flooding theory has been talked about a lot, but does anyone think the weather conditions created a perfect distraction for an abduction? Given the timing and how quickly things changed that afternoon, it seems like a decent possibility. It would be interesting to hear more about any other missing person cases that happened during similar weather events.
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Something that's always puzzled me about Scott Kleeschulte's disappearance is the timing of the storm. It’s eerie how the storm hit right after he was last seen, almost like it was meant to cover something up. I mean, if bloodhounds tracked his scent for several miles despite all that rain, it makes me wonder if the storm really confused the trail or if something else was at play. The flash flooding theory holds water (no pun intended), but there's a part of me that keeps thinking that it was too perfect a cover for whoever might have taken him. Anyone else feel the same way? Maybe someone local remembers how fast and intense the flood was that day?
