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Hey everyone, I've been following Alfred Sassin's case since it first came to light, and something that has been nagging at me is the role his public transit habits might play in his disappearance. Alfred was known to regularly use public transit to navigate the city. Given his routine nature, is it possible that something happened to him in transit that day that hasn't been uncovered yet? Do we know if surveillance footage from buses or transit stations was thoroughly checked around the days he vanished? I know these types of records are usually kept for a limited time, but I can't help but wonder if something in there could have been overlooked, especially if Alfred was a familiar face on certain routes. Our transit system cameras have captured pivotal evidence in other cases before—could this be a clue waiting for us? I'm really hoping someone with knowledge in this area or even folks here who take similar routes might shed some light on this angle. Thoughts?
