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Hi all,
I've been digging into the Anthony Peter Tumolo case and found something a bit curious that may have been overlooked. I was reading through some old news articles from 1966, and noticed a bit about road construction accidents around that time in Philadelphia due to the I-95 development. Specifically, there were several reports of road construction equipment being left unattended or unsecured. This might be a stretch, but is it possible that something could have happened to Anthony near one of these sites, and his disappearance was involved in a construction accident cover-up?
I know Jack Marino speculated about a traffic accident due to the I-95 construction, but I'm wondering if it’s been explored enough beyond looking for vehicles involved. A construction site at night could have a lot of places to hide a makeshift accident.
I’m just throwing this out there because I'm curious if any others have also looked into the construction angle a bit more deeply or know more about the site's specific state back then. Any thoughts or insights?
Thanks for the read!
I’ve been following Anthony Tumolo’s case and something that intrigues me is the possibility related to that massive Interstate 95 construction project back in the 60s. For those familiar with large construction projects, how plausible is it that an accident involving a bike could be completely covered up without anyone noticing? I understand there’s a lot of chaos and movement with heavy machinery and possibly unregulated procedures, but it seems like a fairly bold theory. Also, has anyone ever identified the companies or workers involved in the construction back then? Could be worthwhile to see if any of those leads were ever explored or if they might offer new insights after all these years. Just brainstorming here, but sometimes looking at seemingly old angles with fresh eyes can make a difference. Thoughts?
Hey everyone,
Has anyone else looked into the construction records for I-95 from around October 1966? I’m curious if there were any accidents or incidents reported by construction crews during that time. Given the theory about Anthony's disappearance possibly being linked to a construction site mishap, it might be worth digging into old work logs or reports. I don’t know how accessible that data would be, but it might provide some clues. Has anyone ever tried reaching out to local historical societies or transportation departments for more info on past construction projects? Curious if anyone has experience with this or ideas on how to go about it.
Thanks!