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I was reading up on Jerry Lee McKoen's case, and I can’t get past the detail about his truck being found with the heater on high. I mean, why would someone do that in late September, even if it gets chilly? It's such an odd thing to notice unless there was some reason he needed to warm up quickly. Plus, locking the truck is out of character, apparently. It makes me wonder if someone else might have been involved and wanted to throw people off. Maybe it was meant to make it look like he intended to come back to the vehicle? I don't know, it just adds to the mystery and gives me an uneasy feeling about what could have happened out there. Anyone else find this particular detail strange?
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Hey everyone, I've been digging into Jerry Lee McKoen's case and noticed something odd about his truck being locked with the heater on full blast. For those who are familiar with the area around Medicine Lake Road, is there any reason he might have done this? Was it particularly cold around that time of year, or does anyone think it could have been to preserve something inside? It's just not lining up with what I've read about his habits. Also, any locals have insight on why he may have ended up in Siskiyou County instead of closer to Malin? Just trying to connect some dots here. Curious to hear what you all think!