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Just going through the case of Deandre, and something stuck with me: Why did he leave on foot and abandon his car? It's not adding up for me. If he was really upset after the argument, wouldn't it have been more logical to drive? Presumably, the car would have been a way to get as far away as possible, quickly. Leaving it behind makes me wonder if he had intentions of coming back or if someone else was involved in him going missing. Has anyone else come across similar cases where the individual left personal assets, like a car, without a trace?
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Hey everyone, I’ve been following Deandre's case closely and one thing that's really puzzling is that he didn’t take his phone or wallet when he left home after the argument. In many missing person cases, you hear about them taking at least a phone, right? It's like they want to stay in touch with someone or feel secure knowing they can reach out if needed. I’m thinking, did he plan to be gone long or was he just so upset that he stormed out without thinking? Or maybe he was stressed and wanted to detach completely for a bit? I wonder if he might have sought out a friend's place nearby and maybe they don't even realize he's missing yet. Anyway, it just seems like an odd detail that might mean more than we think. What do you all reckon? Thoughts?
