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Hey everyone, I was reading the case of Allan Malcolm Mackenzie, the truck driver who went missing in 1987, and something stood out to me. Has anyone else found it odd that his truck was found so far off his route, north of Sultan, Ontario? It just doesn't add up to me. From what I understand, it's not like something could have just randomly brought him there without any evidence left behind. It's also puzzling that there's no apparent reason for him to head in that direction in the first place. Were there any known routes or shortcuts truckers used back then that might explain this? Or is there any local lore or history about that area that could shed light on why he might have been there? It's an eerie aspect of the case that doesn't make much sense yet. Any thoughts or theories are welcome!
