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Hey everyone, I was doing some digging into old cases, and it’s so frustrating how Bruce Kremen’s disappearance was never resolved despite all the efforts. One thing that really stands out to me is the rugged terrain at Buckhorn Flat where he vanished. I’ve been reading that area is filled with cliffs and chasms, making it incredibly tough on search teams. It’s no wonder they couldn't find any trace back then, and even today it’s probably still challenging to navigate. Just thinking about how some of those trails might've concealed important clues all these years... Maybe future searches with advanced technology might uncover something? Thoughts?
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Does anyone else find it strange how much focus is placed on Mack Ray Edwards in Bruce Kremen's disappearance? I get that Edwards had a horrific track record, but considering how meticulous he was in confessing to and detailing his other crimes, why wasn't there more definitive evidence linking him to Bruce? It's all circumstantial, and we've seen cases where tunnel vision on a single suspect can lead investigators astray. Don't get me wrong, I’m not defending Edwards at all, just wondering if there might be other angles or suspects that didn't get enough attention because Edwards seemed so likely. What do you all think? Could there be areas or leads that were overlooked because of this focus?