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Hey folks, just came across something odd about Stuart Collins' case that's been bugging me. So, that cryptic phone call he made to his roommate—does anyone else think it’s super weird that he mentioned being with a woman AND her husband? I've been racking my brains, but I can't figure out why he’d phrase it like that. Most people wouldn't bother specifying unless it was important, right? Almost like he wanted his roommate to remember exactly who he was with. Do you think he might have felt threatened by them, or maybe he just had a bad vibe? I'm curious if anyone’s looked into these two people beyond just speaking to them. Also, how did they react when he made that call—were they aware of what he said? This whole case is like a jigsaw puzzle with missing pieces. Hope some fresh eyes or new info comes up to finally uncover what happened that night. ?
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Hey everyone, I've been thinking about Stuart Collins' case and the strange phone call he made to his roommate right before he disappeared. The part where he said, "If you don't hear from me, worry about me," just gives me chills. It's such a cryptic message, and I wonder what he was really trying to say. Was he in some kind of trouble and trying to signal it to his roommate without alarming the people he was with? Or was it just an offhand comment that somehow ended up with him missing? I think looking at the context of that call is crucial—like, who was the woman and her husband Stuart mentioned being with? Did anyone at the party before he left see him interacting with a couple? Maybe revisiting those details could bring some new perspective on what happened that night. Has anyone come across something similar in other cases? Would love to hear your thoughts or similar experiences you've looked into.