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I've been following the discussion on the disappearance of Alex Thompson, missing since February 13, 2018. Something that keeps bugging me is the peculiar pattern of weather reports from that day. Local news archives show there was unexpectedly heavy rainfall in Harden County, and I wonder if that might have played a role somehow. I can't shake the feeling that the storm could have impacted search efforts or visibility for anyone who might have seen something. Has anyone else looked into weather logs or geographic data from that time to see if there's more to it? Any thoughts or insights would be invaluable.
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Hey everyone, I came across something odd while reading up on the case of Sarah Jensen, last seen on February 13, 2018. Has anyone else noticed that the timeline around her disappearance is a bit murky? It seems like different sources report slightly different times for when she was last spotted at the cafe she worked at. Some say she finished her shift around 3 PM, while others mention as late as 5 PM. If we could nail down the exact time she left work, it might help clarify a few things, especially considering the security footage from the area. Just trying to piece this together – maybe more eyes will catch something I missed?
