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I've been following the George Smith IV case for years, and I recently came across something that has me puzzled—whatever happened to the reports about the missing cash in his room? I remember reading somewhere that a significant amount of money was allegedly taken or unaccounted for right around the time George disappeared. Considering George had been gambling, it's really odd this angle hasn't been pursued more vigorously. Could be nothing, but if there was some missing cash, it feels like there might be more people who know what happened that night than we think. And what about the role of the ship's crew in all of this? They could have seen something or even been involved somehow. I'd love to know if there were any interviews or statements from them. Knowing more about this might help shed light on what really went down. Does anyone have more info or theories on this aspect?
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I came across something really odd about the case of George Smith IV that I hadn't seen much discussion on before. Has anyone else looked into the group of guys George was gambling with that night? From what I understand, they were questioned, but the stories seem so inconsistent. Some say they saw George escorted to his cabin, others claim he was alone. Feels like there's something more there. Did these guys know each other before the cruise, or did they just meet onboard? I wonder if anyone has ever dug deeper into their backstories or if there was something that happened earlier that night we don't know about. Just feels strange that such a big mystery has managed to stay unsolved for so long. Would love to hear if anyone else has theories on this angle.?
