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Hey everyone, I was going through some missing person cases recently and Cyril Cheong's story caught my attention. It's so chilling to think about the sudden shift in weather that day on White Lake back in '85. I was wondering if anyone has come across any info about the search efforts that took place soon after he disappeared? It's always been odd to me how little detail there seems to be in the public record about how extensive the search was. I mean, given that his friend reportedly saw him just under the surface, it seems like there would have been a keen urgency to find him right away. You would think the authorities would've mobilized tons of resources, right? Divers, boats, the works. But I haven't stumbled on any detailed accounts about it. Does anyone know if there might be archived newspaper articles or other sources that could shed light on what efforts were made to locate him? Considering the weather conditions, I wonder if that complicated things even further. Any leads or ideas would be super helpful!
