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I’ve been following the Creig Dill case with keen interest, and something that stands out to me is how his transient lifestyle might have made him a challenge to track even before his disappearance. In cases like these, does anyone have insights on how authorities typically handle the search for someone who moves frequently? I mean, aside from trying to track him through immigration records or phone activity, it feels like there are so many unstable variables at play. And given that he had reportedly been changing addresses every 2-3 years, isn’t it possible that he could have sought out a place that wasn't on his usual radar? I'm curious how this impacts the process of checking potential leads with local contacts or familiar old addresses. Would love to hear thoughts or info from anyone with experience in these kinds of cross-border investigations!
