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I was digging into Isiah's disappearance and noticed something interesting about the route he might have taken towards Kentucky. Has anyone else considered major highways or any connected rural roads he might have traveled on that Friday, 11/15/24? It seems odd that nothing has been picked up on traffic cams or reported by gas stations along the way. Are there any known areas along those routes where people sometimes go off the grid? Sometimes those little anomalies or missed details can hold a big clue! Any local insights would be appreciated.
Hey everyone,
I’ve been following the case of Isiah and something's been bugging me. Does anyone else find it strange that there hasn't been more talk about his phone activity? He left Friday night and we know he was possibly headed to Kentucky. Has there been any information about his phone pinging off any towers along the way? It feels like this could be a major lead, especially if we want to know his exact route or last known location. In so many other cases, phone records play a crucial role in piecing together a timeline. Any locals from Kentucky here who might have heard anything unusual or noticed extra police activity that weekend? Thanks!
I've been following Isiah's case since it first popped up, and one thing that's been on my mind is the timing of when he left. Heading out around 7:20 PM seems like such an odd time, especially if he was planning on traveling to Kentucky. I'm curious if anyone else thinks this might indicate that he was meeting someone or was perhaps expected somewhere. It's just a strange departure time for such a potentially long journey, don't you think? Would love to hear if anyone has other theories or insights on this.