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Has anyone else looked into Ronald Duncan's connections with local businesses in Drakesboro? I've been thinking about how he was well-known around town and often visited several local spots. Given his friendly nature, he might have had more than a few acquaintances in those places. Could someone from his regular haunts have information that wasn't fully explored back in 2004? It's possible that someone saw something relevant around the time he went missing but didn't think it was important at the time. Maybe revisiting these places and talking to people who have been around for a long time could shine new light on his disappearance. Anyone else on the same page or have any more info on this angle?
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Hey everyone, I recently stumbled upon Ronald Duncan's case from Drakesboro, KY, and something that's piqued my interest lately is the role of community events and vigils organized by his family to keep his story alive. It's incredible to see how driven his family and friends are, even years down the line. You would think after so long, attention would wane, but they're still pushing hard. I'm curious if anyone here has insights or stories about how effective these types of gatherings have been in similar cases. Can they really reignite public interest or lead to new tips? It's tragic that they're still gathering without concrete answers, but the community seems solidly behind them.
