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Has anyone looked into the possibility of Victorio using naval contacts to help him disappear? Given his position in the Navy, he might have networks that could offer assistance in staying under the radar. It's just a thought, but maybe he knew people who could secure a quiet spot for them somewhere unexpected, either in Hawaii or even overseas. With no trace of the car they were in, it seems plausible that someone could have helped him. There have been cases where individuals have used such connections to elude detection for quite some time. It's so frustrating when there are so many possibilities and so few answers!
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It's been over two decades, but I keep wondering about the rented green 2000 Daewoo Leganza that Victorio was driving. Has anyone else dug into rental car records or surveillance footage from surrounding areas? It's strange how a whole car could vanish without a trace. I know it's likely he might have driven to a secluded place to ditch it, if he wasn't trying to leave the country, but there must have been sightings of it somewhere. It seems like there would be more to track down with the vehicle itself, especially in a place like Honolulu, where everything's somewhat interconnected. Any car enthusiasts have thoughts on how easy it would be to hide a vehicle like this for years, or should we focus more on the possibility it was transported elsewhere?
