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Has anyone considered the role of the local wildlife in Roger Charley Sr.'s disappearance? I know it's a bit out there, but the area he was last seen in is known for having quite a few coyotes. I'm not suggesting anything definitive happened, but it could be worth looking into if any recent wildlife activity might hint at something. Has there been any increased sightings or unusual animal behavior reported around the time he went missing? Sometimes these small details can lead to a breakthrough.
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It's been two years since Roger Charley Sr. vanished, and something that's been hovering in my mind is the bus route he was spotted near that morning. Does anyone know how frequently buses or other travelers might pass through there? Seems like it could be either a deserted spot where fewer eyes might notice him, or maybe it's a well-traveled path where potential witnesses could have seen something. Considering his habit of hitchhiking, it makes me wonder if the timing on that route played a role in his disappearance somehow. Anyone familiar with the area who can shed some light on this?
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Anyone familiar with the area around where Roger Charley Sr. was last seen? I'm curious about the bus route he was near. Some folks are mentioning he often hitchhiked between the two communities, but does anyone know if this route is commonly traveled by outsiders or mainly locals? Just trying to piece together if someone from outside the Navajo Nation might've picked him up or if it's more likely to have been someone familiar with him. Also, does anyone know how traffic is on that dirt road, especially around mid-August? Hoping for safe travels for Mr. Charley Sr. and quick answers for his family.