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Hey everyone, I'm curious about the note supposedly from Samuel that his father presented to the police: "You think I'm gone, Oh, how wrong! You'll see me soon, right around noon. SP." Does anyone else find the timing mentioned in the note strange? Like, why mention “right around noon”? It feels too specific, almost like whoever wrote it wanted it to serve as a clue or misdirection. I wonder if anyone checked whether anything significant happened around noon shortly after he disappeared, or if there were any ties to a certain place or event at that time. It doesn't seem like Samuel wrote it, according to the authorities, but if Rex Pharis did, what purpose would it serve? Just seems odd to me. Would love to hear what others think about this!
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Hey everyone, I've been thinking about the note supposedly written by Samuel Pharis that his dad handed over to the police. The wording just seems off to me, almost like someone trying to write a riddle or poem. "You think I'm gone, Oh, how wrong! You'll see me soon, right around noon." What could that mean? I know the cops don't think Samuel wrote it, but let's say it was his, could he have been trying to hint at something or even just express a moment of hope amid everything he was dealing with? It's unsettling because if it wasn’t him, it sounds like someone either mocking or hinting at knowing more than they should. Anyone else think it's odd that Rex, who's already under a cloud of suspicion, found this note? Would love to hear your thoughts!
