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Has anyone looked into the friend George was visiting in Ormond Beach? I find it really strange that someone would leave all their personal belongings behind if they were just going for a night walk. I mean, everything—keys, wallet, ID, car—was left at the house. Was this friend ever interviewed extensively, and were they at home when George disappeared, or did they notice anything unusual that evening? Maybe there’s nothing suspicious, but it’s just so hard to wrap my head around the idea that he’d just vanish into the night without taking anything with him. I know it’s been ages, but every detail helps piece together what could have happened. Anyone else have thoughts on this part of the story?
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I've always been baffled by the lack of leads in George Wolfgang Dudding's case. Something that stands out to me is the fact that Dudding left all of his personal belongings, including his keys and wallet, at his friend's house. It just seems odd for someone to head out for a walk that late at night and leave everything behind. I wonder if there's more to this story about his state of mind that evening. Sometimes I think about how easily a case can go cold when there are so few clues to work with. Has anyone else looked into the weather conditions or tides that night? Could they have played a role in what might have happened to him on the beach? It's little details like these that could provide some insight or at least fuel further discussion about what might have truly happened that night. Thoughts?
