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Hey everyone,
I've been diving into the Everett Eugene Barber case and was intrigued by the location of his abandoned car. Does anyone else find it odd that his car was found at San Francisco International Airport almost a month after he was last seen? The distance between Eagle Creek, Oregon, and San Francisco is quite significant. I'm curious about how his car ended up there without leaving any trail. Did Everett know someone in San Francisco, or was this a random stop on a longer trip? It's baffling that the car showed up in such a bustling place without any additional clues. Would love to hear everyone's thoughts or theories on why San Francisco might be involved in his story.
I've been diving into Everett Eugene Barber's case, and something that's been bothering me is the note he left for his sister. It seems so straightforward, just mentioning he was heading to Portland, but what prompted him to leave a note that day? Was it his usual routine to communicate such plans, or did something specific make him feel the need to inform his sister? Given that he ended up so far from Portland, I'm wondering if the note was perhaps a diversion or if he had plans that changed unexpectedly. It's curious how a seemingly simple detail can open the doors to so many possibilities. Does anyone have thoughts on what the significance of the note might be, or similar cases where the initial plan didn't match the outcome?
Hey everyone, I've been mulling over Everett Eugene Barber's case and wanted to share a thought about his car being found at the San Francisco Airport. What puzzles me is how there's no trace of him using any flight services there. In 1979, airport security was way less stringent than it is now, so it's odd that he would have abandoned his car in such a public place without leaving any clues or being spotted by anyone. I wonder if this suggests he met someone there who might have helped him or if his car was left there to mislead investigators. It's an out-of-the-way destination from where he was supposed to be headed in Portland, and without modern-day tracking like credit card use or cell phones, the trail goes cold fast. Does anyone else think this might've been an intentional move by someone else to throw off the investigation? Curious to hear what you all think.