Hey everyone, I wanted to bring up something interesting I noticed about Sacramento "Rico" Gutierrez's case. Has anyone else been following the reports about his hobbies or interests? I read somewhere that Rico was quite an outdoorsy person and enjoyed a lot of hiking and camping. I'm wondering if anyone has looked into whether he might've been planning a trip around the time he went missing. I know his friends and family say it's unusual for him to go without contact, but maybe he intended to go off-grid for a bit? I also thought it was odd there hasn't been much talk about his possible routes or places he frequented. For those of you in the Provo area or familiar with local spots, any clues or ideas could help! Let's brainstorm and keep Rico in mind.
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Hey everyone, I've been following Sacramento "Rico" Cardona Gutierrez's case, and something that sticks out to me is the fact that he hasn't used his credit or debit cards since he was last seen. For someone his age and in this day and age, that just seems odd to me. I mean, even if you're trying to get off the grid, wouldn't you at least need to access money at some point? I've read cases before where people just wanted to start over and didn't leave a trace with their bank accounts, but they usually prepare more extensively. Plus, it's not like there's any evidence he was planning something like that. It makes me wonder if he was in a situation where he couldn't use them or maybe didn't have access. Has anyone else come across similar situations in other missing persons cases? Could it really mean anything, or am I just reading too much into this? I think any small detail can help, especially since there seem to be so few leads in his case. Would love to hear your thoughts.
