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Hey everyone, I’ve been digging into Edward G. Harlan's disappearance, and there's something that really caught my attention. I came across a mention of a few other unsolved cases from around the same year in the San Antonio area that also vanished under seemingly mundane circumstances. Does anyone else think there’s a possibility of a pattern here, or maybe a link that investigators might have missed back in the '70s? With forensic technology back then being pretty limited compared to now, I wonder if they even considered a potential connection or if it’s just pure coincidence. I'm curious if there are any local news archives or accessible police reports from that era that might shed more light on this. It feels like there's always something new to uncover with old cases, right? Would love to hear your thoughts or if you know where to find more info! Stay safe, everyone.
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Hey everyone, I've been digging into the case of Edward G. Harlan and something that's caught my attention is the lack of press coverage from back when he disappeared. I’m curious, did the media typically overlook missing persons cases around that time, particularly in the '70s? It seems strange that after all these years there hasn't been more public interest or subsequent media coverage to keep his story in the public's eye. Could this have impacted the investigation and the flow of information? It just makes me think about how many cases might have slipped through the cracks because there wasn’t enough pressure or awareness back then. Would love to hear thoughts or if anyone has come across related info!
