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Hey everyone, I have been following the Carl L. Montoya-Franklin case, and something that just baffles me is the condition they found Leonard Watchman's truck in. Does anyone else find it odd how it ended up under a boulder, reportedly due to a flash flood? I mean, Church Rock does get flash floods, but the way the truck was supposedly crushed seems so extreme. It makes me wonder if it was a natural occurrence or if there could have been something else involved. The fact that a body was found not too far from there just adds more questions. It's been years, and yet so many unanswered questions still surround these disappearances. Has there been any new info or theories that connect the two men since the advisory in 2021?
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Hey everyone. Just wanting to share something odd I recently stumbled upon while going over Carl Montoya-Franklin's case. It's about that tattoo he had - "Game Over" on his eyelids. I know tattoos can carry a lot of personal significance, and sometimes they can even hold clues or context to someone's lifestyle or associates. Given Carl's connection to Leonard Watchman and the mysterious circumstances surrounding their disappearances, I can't help but wonder if it hints at something more. Maybe it's just me, but could it mean he was involved in something risky or felt like he was living on the edge? Especially with the truck being found crushed under a boulder. Little things like this often nag at me in these cases. If anyone has more insights or thoughts on the meaning behind such a tattoo, please share. It's frustrating how little info is out there about his life and connections.
