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I’ve been following Francisco Flores' case for a while, and something that really sticks with me is how he managed to disappear so thoroughly. With dual citizenship and ties in Mexico City, he had options a lot of people wouldn't. It's unsettling to think about the level of planning that might have gone into this. Refinancing his house and cashing out over $100,000 just before going off the grid is a bold move. It makes you wonder how long he’d been considering this and what exactly he was planning. Does anyone have insight into whether authorities have been able to trace any activity related to that money? If he truly had help, it might still lead back to someone. Curious if there’s any info on movements in Mexico or potential sightings that align with his disappearance.
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I've been diving into the movements of Francisco Flores before his disappearance, and something is really bugging me about the financial decisions he made. If he really did plan the abduction, that sudden financial shift seems crucial, right? I mean, refinancing the house and selling a vehicle for $100k are not small moves, especially for someone in such a tense situation. What gets my attention is the $100k cash – that's a lot of money to carry around or hide. It just feels like too big a coincidence that all this coincided with the custody visit. It's hard to believe he managed all of this without raising any red flags prior. Does anyone know if there were any bank transactions or any odd purchases traced after he got the cash? Maybe he stashed it somewhere or handed it off to someone. Could be a thread worth pulling. What do you guys think?
