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I’ve been following Michael Weaver's case pretty closely, and something that stands out to me is the timeline between when he last contacted his mom and when his car was found in Clackamas County. That’s nearly a month and a half with no trace in between! It's baffling how his vehicle ended up so far from Stockton. Did he drive it there himself as part of his plan to go into the wilderness, or is there a chance someone else might have been involved after he disappeared? The location of the car could be key—and it might even point toward where he intended to head into the wild. Anyone familiar with that area? Was it typical for people to head there for solitude or survivalist camping? The uncertainty must be incredibly tough on his family, and I hope any search efforts in that area can provide some answers soon.
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Hey everyone, I've been following Michael Weaver's case, and something that puzzles me is the location where his car was found. Clackamas County is pretty far from Stockton. It's like he intentionally went off the grid. Could he have planned this route for a reason, or is it possible he just got lost? Given his state of mind and mentioning the wilderness in his email, maybe he wanted solitude. I do wonder if anyone has checked for any wilderness survival gear or supplies left in his car that could hint at his intentions. It's crucial to understand his mindset and plans because it might give us clues on where to focus the search efforts. Any thoughts on why Clackamas County, of all places?
