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Hey everyone, I came across John Haywood Barreto's case and I couldn't help but wonder about the nature of his travels. It's noted that he often traveled aimlessly on buses like Trailways or Greyhound, likely drawn to warmer climates. I’m fascinated by this because it makes me think there might be bus or travel records somewhere that could provide more clues. Did anyone look into whether he could have had favorite routes or destinations? It might seem like a stretch, but sometimes people with similar habits leave patterns behind. Just thinking out loud here, but maybe pulling together any habitual travel data might shed light on where he could have been heading when he disappeared. Any thoughts or theories on this?
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I was just going through some old case notes and something about John Haywood Barreto's disappearance caught my attention— the way he used to travel. Has anyone here looked into the possibility of bus station or service staff recognizing him? Since Trailways and Greyhound were his go-to modes of transportation, there's a chance someone at these stations from around 1977 might have noticed something unusual or remembered seeing him. People in those roles sometimes have excellent memories for faces and stories, especially if someone is a regular. Just a thought. Anyone else think this could be a lead worth exploring, even all these years later?
