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Has anyone else noticed the significance of Warren's call to his wife just before he vanished? It strikes me as really odd that he left such an urgent message, but then couldn't be reached when she tried to call back. It seems like he wanted to communicate something important. There's speculation that he might have been in trouble or needed help, but no one's sure what specifically. Given his situation—being homeless and struggling with health issues—I wonder if he might have sensed something was off or if someone else was involved. It's also possible he was planning to meet someone. If anyone has looked into similar cases where an urgent message was left right before someone disappeared, I'd love to hear your thoughts. It seems like this could be a crucial detail. Stay vigilant, and let's hope there's some breakthrough soon.
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Has anyone considered the possibility that Warren may have sought shelter with someone he knew? Given that he was struggling with alcoholism and had been homeless, it's possible he turned to a familiar face for help. Maybe even someone from the past who hasn't come forward yet? The fact that he left a message for his wife implies he was trying to make some sort of connection or resolve something. It makes you wonder if he was planning to head somewhere specific, hoping to get help or shelter. His health condition would have made it hard to go unnoticed for long, especially in the cold New Hampshire weather during that time of year. Just thinking out loud – would be great to get this idea on the radar if it’s not already. Anyone else have thoughts on this?
