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Has anyone looked into the significance of the location where Andrew was last seen? Soledad and Travis Streets are pretty central in San Antonio. I can't help but wonder if there's more to that specific spot because that's quite an urban area. Maybe there were surveillance cameras from businesses around there that caught something useful back then? Also, does anyone know if there were any significant events or gatherings happening nearby on January 4, 2007, that might have drawn attention to that area or led to a chance encounter? I just feel like if you're in such a busy place that early in the morning, it's likely there were other people around who might have seen something. I hope the police checked that out thoroughly. It's unsettling that it's been so long without any concrete leads.
Hey sleuthers, I wanted to bring up something about Andrew Mayorga's case that's been nagging at me. I know it's been a while, but I've always been curious about the phone records. He left behind all his stuff, but did anyone ever look into his call history around that time to see if he was in contact with someone out of the ordinary? I feel like social media connections might have been looked at, but cell phone activity can sometimes show a more direct link to whoever he might have been meeting or talking with. It seems strange that he would leave without money or plans, especially considering he didn't take his Chihuahua. Maybe there's something in those records that could shed light on his last steps or conversations? Anyone know if this angle was even investigated?
What puzzles me the most about Andrew Mayorga's case is the disposal of the computer. Why would the family friend get rid of such a crucial piece of technology without letting the authorities check it first? In today's world, so much of our lives are recorded online; it could have held vital clues about Andrew's whereabouts or who he might have been communicating with. It's odd that the authorities haven't named this individual as a suspect, considering how suspicious this action seems. Does anyone else think there might be more to this story than meets the eye? Could there have been something on that computer that someone didn't want to be found? I hope his family's relentless search eventually leads to some answers.