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I’ve been looking into Trevor George Angell’s disappearance, and one aspect that really puzzles me is the use of his ATM card after he went missing. If someone else used it, could they have known him or traveled with him? It's strange because his wallet was left in the truck but not the ATM card. It feels like a crucial clue that might point to someone who had access to his personal belongings. Did anyone ever investigate the security footage from those ATM locations? It could potentially show who was using the card. I wonder if this angle was fully pursued or if it’s a dead-end. Thoughts?
Has anyone else been curious about the ATM card activity after Trevor vanished? It seems strange that his card was used several times following his disappearance. Did someone else have access to his PIN, or could Trevor have been forced to withdraw money? The sightings in Texas a year later add another layer of confusion. Was he trying to get away from something or someone? I can’t help but wonder if the card usage can give more clues about his state of mind or his potential movements. It just feels like such a critical piece of this puzzle that hasn’t been fully explored. Thoughts?
Hey all, I've been looking into Trevor George Angell's case and something struck me about the abandoned truck they found in the parking lot at Whiskey Pete's. Anyone else think it's odd that the wallet was inside but the cash was missing? If this was a straight-up robbery, wouldn't the thief try to take everything, including the wallet? Weird, right? It makes me think whoever took the money might have been familiar with Trevor or at least knew he wouldn't be returning for the wallet. Maybe the location ended up being important. What are everyone’s thoughts on why the truck and wallet were left behind? Only going back over the basics, I know, but maybe there’s a clue there we’ve missed.