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Reading through Keith Allan Fetter's case again, I can't help but get fixated on the decision he made to leave the car at that stop sign. It seems so impulsive, especially given his apparent agitated state. What was going through his mind at that moment? I've been wondering if anyone has looked into whether there were any sightings in the area between Wingfield Orchard Road and Matthews Mill Road around the time he disappeared. Even after all these years, maybe someone remembers seeing him or something unusual around that intersection. It’s disturbing to think that a familiar area, which he might have considered somewhat safe, became the last place anyone saw him. Also, I wonder about his camping experience. Could it have been possible for him to survive in the woods even for a short amount of time despite his preference for campsites with electricity? For anyone familiar with that area or who was around back in 2008, every little detail can help. It’s been 15 years, but sometimes even the smallest recollection or insight can lead to new developments.
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I’ve been looking into Keith Allan Fetter’s case, and I keep circling back to the station wagon. Does anyone know more about the vehicle or whether it's ever been found or searched forensically? It seems strange that the car itself doesn’t get more attention. Since it was an older model, were there any mechanical issues reported? If it was acting up, maybe that could explain why they stopped at the intersection. Just thinking out loud. Given the car's age, it might not have left much of a paper trail, but still, any clue would be valuable. Anyone else have thoughts on this?
