Has anyone else pondered the strange timeline in Christopher Macquarrie's disappearance? I was looking at the detail that the boat was found 30 miles offshore, but his float plan and phone message indicated he was snorkeling in deep waters. It makes me wonder just how far he intended to go. It's bizarre that the engine ran out of oil and stopped; it feels almost like a clue in itself. Was he in such a rush that he didn't check his supplies? Maybe he was planning to return earlier than he mentioned in the voicemail, or was it possible he changed his plans once out at sea? The fact he left his house unlocked also adds another layer—I mean, what's going through someone’s mind when they head out on such a trip? Would love to know what others think about these details or if I’m overthinking it.
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I was reading about Christopher John Macquarrie's disappearance, and I'm intrigued by the detail about his unlocked home and the float plan on the patio table. It's such a specific and deliberate move on his part, which makes me question whether he left it open with the idea he'd return soon, or if there was something more to it. Maybe he wasn’t expecting any company or was just in a hurry and forgot? It's odd considering his experience and background. But also, leaving a float plan indicates he was taking precautions, which adds another layer to the mystery. Any thoughts on how that fits (or doesn't) with the whole scenario? Can leaving a float plan serve another purpose besides safety? Would love to hear everyone’s take.
