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Anyone else find it odd about the missing binoculars and handgun in Ryan's case? I'm wondering if he planned to head into the wilderness for some alone time to clear his head, given the personal stuff he was going through. Experienced outdoorsy people often have a routine before heading out, grabbing their essentials like binoculars and protection for safety. But if that's the case, why didn't he bother taking his car or phone? It's strange how some of his belongings were left in such an unusual way, like his keys still in the door and the back door open. Could it suggest he was caught off guard by something or someone unexpected? I read earlier about the financial issues and upcoming divorce, so maybe he just needed to escape it all. But then again, wouldn't he have planned his exit a bit more meticulously? Just spitballing here, but maybe someone close to him might've noticed an odd behavior leading up to his disappearance? I’m curious if anyone else has theories or insights into this part of the case.