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Does anyone else find it odd that Leo's belongings were found in the burglarized cabin near Big Nose Bay just a few days after his last sighting? It almost feels like too much of a coincidence. I've been following this case closely, and the fact that there were signs of a severe injury there makes me wonder what really happened in those critical days. It's unsettling to think that his last movements might have involved seeking help, given the reported arm injury. The area around Glacier National Park is vast and rugged, and while it's great that the Bureau of Indian Affairs got involved, it feels like Leo's case is teetering on the edge of being forgotten. This case is tragic, and I hope that renewed public interest might spur additional leads or encourage anyone with info to come forward. It's important we keep talking about it. Thoughts?
