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Hey everyone, I've been following the Tomas Santos Magdaleno case, and something that's been on my mind is the condition in which he actually left. I know it's already been mentioned that he had no wallet, money, or ID, but I'm curious about the significance of the clothes he was wearing. Does anyone else think it's a bit telling that he was last seen in such casual attire with just a sleeveless vest and Skechers? This might not mean much on its own, but combined with the fact that he left in a seemingly agitated state after arguing with his wife, could it suggest he left in a hurry, maybe even with the intention to only be gone temporarily? I feel like it's these little details that need a closer look. I hope the discussion on this can help piece together more about his mindset or intentions at the time. What do you guys think?
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Has anyone else looked into the weather conditions on the day Tomas vanished back in 2009? I find it fascinating how adverse weather sometimes plays a role in missing persons cases. On April 27, 2009, San Antonio was experiencing some warm temperatures. I couldn't find any reports of rain or storms that day, which makes me wonder if perhaps the clear weather could have impacted Tomas's decision to leave on foot without any belongings. Maybe the pleasant weather made it feel like a suitable time to walk away and clear his mind after the argument with his wife. Thoughts? Would love to hear if anyone has insights on other cases influenced by weather conditions, too.