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I’ve been diving into Edward Nemanishen's case, specifically around his last sighting. What has always struck me is how odd it seems for someone to just vanish from such a remote and challenging location. It's worth thinking about the logistics of just getting away unnoticed. We're talking about a place far from the hustle and bustle, surrounded by nothing but wilderness. The practical challenges of leaving unnoticed, especially in work boots and rugged attire, seem next to impossible, even if he intended to wander for a bit. Was there a road nearby where a passing vehicle could have been waiting, either by chance or arranged? Did anyone report seeing unusual tire tracks around that time? It feels like someone would need to step off the beaten path in a major way to not be found. I find this case particularly intriguing because it forces us to consider all the different ways a person could be disappeared – willingly or otherwise. Possibilities like unexpected wildlife interactions in such a remote locale might even come into play. Thoughts?
