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I’ve been following Trevor Thompson's case and something's been bugging me. Has anyone heard more about his mental health in the weeks before he disappeared? I read somewhere that stress can lead to unexpected actions in people, and I wonder if there's any possibility he was facing pressure from work or in his personal life. I’m not saying it’s a definite cause, but understanding what might have been going on in his head could be crucial. Thoughts?
I've been following Trevor Thompson’s case closely, and while it's absolutely tragic that his body was found in the Mokelumne River, I'm really curious about something that hasn't been talked about much. Does anyone have any information on Trevor's last known whereabouts or what he was doing in the days leading up to his disappearance? Since he was such a homebody, it just seems strange that he might have been anywhere near the river. Were there any surveillance cameras in the area or witnesses who might have seen him near Woodbridge Dam? Sometimes those last sightings can offer crucial insights, especially when the circumstances are so unclear. Anyone with local knowledge have thoughts on this?
Trevor's case is such a tough one to wrap my head around. I've been following it closely since it first broke. One thing that stands out to me is how quickly the local authorities classified him as at-risk. I wonder what exactly led them to do that so early on? Was it just his family's insistence, or were there specific details right from the get-go that raised red flags? Given that Trevor usually never stayed away from home for more than a day, I imagine there must have been some substantial reasons behind the scenes. It just makes me think about how many other missing persons cases might benefit from getting the at-risk designation sooner than they sometimes do. Anyone have insight on how these classifications are usually decided?