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I'm really puzzled by the surveillance footage at the Brownsville crossing. They said the car definitely crossed the border into Mexico the day after Brandon was last seen, but there’s no confirmation on who was driving. Has anyone heard if there were any efforts to review more footage from other crossings or even businesses nearby? It seems like expanding the search to camera footage beyond just the point of entry might offer some new clues about his whereabouts. Also curious if there are any ongoing collaborations with Mexican authorities on this matter. It’s strange that there haven’t been any credible sightings or leads after the car crossed. Anyone here have experience with how these cross-border missing person investigations usually proceed?
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Has anyone looked into the significance of Brandon’s car crossing the border? It feels like such a crucial detail. I mean, was Brandon even in it when it crossed into Mexico? I read a lot about cases where suspects flee to another country, but it’s just so baffling in this situation. Could the car have been stolen and used for something else entirely? Or maybe he had ties we don’t know about? I haven’t seen much discussion on whether there were any surveillance cameras at the border that might show us who was really driving. It just seems like a lead worth pursuing, but I’ve found little official info about it. Thoughts? What could have happened after the car made it into Mexico?
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Hey everyone, I've been thinking a lot about Brandon Crawford's case and something that's been puzzling me is his car crossing into Mexico. Does anyone have thoughts on how common it is for vehicles to cross the border without their registered owners? I mean, you’d think border control might have some process to verify who’s behind the wheel, right? I'm curious if there are gaps there, or maybe this is more common than I realized. Also, if whoever was driving the car wasn’t Brandon, that brings up a whole set of questions on its own. It's been years, and still, there’s just no clarity on what happened during those vital few days. Would love to hear what others think about this angle or if there's any precedent for similar cases.