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Has anyone else looked into the weather conditions around the time Michael Elkinton went missing? I know it sounds a bit out there, but I'm wondering if heavy rains or storms could have made it difficult for him to leave or even disoriented him if he tried to venture into the forest surrounding his cabin. Especially since it borders the Ozark National Forest—there's a lot of rough terrain out there. Also, if someone did pick him up, bad weather might've made it harder for anyone to spot them or leave a trail. It's just a thought, but with no signs of foul play, every angle might be worth considering, right?
I’ve been following Michael R. Elkinton’s case and noticed something that maybe hasn’t been discussed much. Does anyone else find the timing of the argument with his neighbor a bit coincidental? I mean, the incident with the neighbor happened just days after he disappeared. It seems odd that there was an argument significant enough for law enforcement to get involved, yet nobody’s been able to find him since?
I’m curious about the neighbor’s perspective or if there’s been any follow-up on that end. Arguments can sometimes escalate—or maybe there’s a completely innocent explanation. Just feels like there might be an angle here worth looking into. Thoughts?