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I've been following the Thomas Kearny Hull Jr. disappearance for a while, and one thing that's always bothered me is the delay in reporting his case. Sixteen years is a long time for someone to vanish without anyone pressing the issue, and it makes you wonder about his connections or lack thereof. What was it about Hull's situation that caused him to fly under the radar for so long? I know he was estranged from his family, but it's still shocking. It's also interesting how it affected the documentation—some agencies even list 2006 as the date of his disappearance because of this! Anyone have thoughts on why there might have been such a delay, or have you seen other cases with a similar situation?
I've been following the case of Thomas Kearny Hull Jr., and one thing that really stands out to me is the huge gap in time before he was reported missing. Over 16 years? That's almost unheard of! I can't help but wonder about the circumstances. Why did it take so long for him to be reported? Was it because he was estranged and possibly living off the grid or homeless? Or could there have been a more complex family situation?
And then there's the fact that some agencies list his disappearance as 2006, not 1990. Every detail matters in cold cases like this. The San Diego area is big, and if he was indeed homeless, it could mean he moved around a lot, making it harder to track down any leads. Has anyone come across any similar cases where someone's disappearance has been lost in time like this? It's really puzzling, and any insight would be appreciated.