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I’ve been following the case of Brady Michael Ortego, and I just can't get over the fact that the Mississippi River never gave up its secrets. It's baffling how, with all the technology and resources available nowadays, the search efforts came up empty. Falling 150 feet is unimaginable, and I keep thinking about how that river just swallows things up without a trace. It somehow adds another layer of tragedy to it all. Does anyone know if they conducted any sonar searches or if there were any recent updates on recovery efforts? The river can hold onto mysteries for a long time, and I feel for the family who never got that closure. If anyone has insights or info about similar cases, especially involving recoveries from large bodies of water, I'd be interested in hearing about it.
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Hey everyone, I’ve been following the discussions about Brady Michael Ortego's tragic case and have been reflecting on a part of the situation that seems to get less attention than it deserves. Has anyone considered how unthinkable the whole incident must've been for the crew working on the bridge that night? I imagine witnessing such a horrifying accident and losing a colleague in such a sudden, violent way must be an experience that leaves deep psychological scars. I wonder what kind of support, if any, they’ve been able to receive since then. It must be incredibly challenging for them to return to work in similar environments, knowing firsthand how quickly things can go wrong. My heart goes out to all of them as they process and cope with what's happened. If anyone has insights or experiences from similar situations, I’d love to hear your thoughts on how they can best be supported.
