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Does anyone else find it strange how Curtis Mackeever Fair's case has had so few leads all these years? Given how quickly he vanished from the neighbor's yard, it seems like there would have been a witness or some clue left behind. I wonder if there’s anything about the neighborhood back in 1980 that might help piece things together—like was anyone new in town or maybe a vehicle that seemed out of place? I've read about age progression images being helpful in similar cases, but it's frustrating that there haven’t been any major breakthroughs. It's a long shot, but if he was abducted, perhaps someone might recognize him or at least remember something odd from that time. Does anyone have access to old local news or records that might shed new light on potential suspects or other incidents around that time? It's been over 40 years, but you never know when one piece of information can make a difference.
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Hey everyone, I’ve been following the Curtis Mackeever Fair case for a while, and I’ve got a question that’s been bugging me. Has anyone looked into reports of any suspicious individuals seen around the neighborhood around the time Curtis disappeared? It seems like there were no witnesses to an abduction, but maybe someone noticed an unfamiliar car or person that just didn’t feel right? If this avenue hasn’t been fully explored, I wonder if there’s any chance of looking into old records or even talking to long-time residents who might remember something odd. Just thinking that if this was indeed a non-family abduction, surely someone must have noticed something unusual in the area, right? Would love to hear any thoughts or info anyone might have!
