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Has anyone found it odd how Jesse's route back to the hotel was supposed to be well-lit and covered by security cameras, yet there were no recordings of him after he left the Sheraton? It's perplexing. You'd think in a bustling city like Chicago, with so many eyes (and cameras) on the streets, something would have surfaced by now. Was there a gap in the surveillance, or did something happen that wasn't caught on tape? It seems improbable that there's no trace at all between those points. I wonder if anyone has looked into potential blind spots or malfunctions with the surveillance systems that night. Also, were there any roadworks or events that could have rerouted him off the usual path?
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Hey everyone, I've been following the Jesse Ross case pretty closely, and something that's been puzzling me is the complete lack of camera footage after he left the Sheraton. I mean, Chicago is such a bustling city, and the area around the hotel is supposed to be well-covered by security cameras. How could there be no footage at all? Was he possibly avoiding cameras for some reason, or was there a gap in the surveillance system that hasn't been acknowledged yet? Even after all these years, it's strange that not a single camera picked up something that night. It makes you wonder if the footage was ever checked thoroughly or if there might have been some technical glitch at play. Just seems like in a city filled with cameras, someone should've spotted something, right? Would love to hear if anyone has a theory on this!
