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Has anyone else noticed the pattern with missing persons who leave after an argument? I'm wondering if these cases tend to be under the radar because the initial assumption is that they just needed space. Marco Sandoval's case is such a puzzler. It's like he just vanished after leaving that night, and nothing has turned up so far. I came across a few similar cases where people just leave after a fight, never intending for it to be anything more than a cool-off period. Why does it seem like they’re often treated as just walk-offs initially? I feel this is such a crucial time for gathering evidence, yet it often gets overlooked because of the circumstances. Thoughts?
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Hey everyone, I've been following Marco Sandoval's case since it first happened, and something's been nagging me about that blue Dodge Dart. It's strange that neither he nor the car has resurfaced anywhere in all this time. Has anyone thought about the possibility of the car being towed or scrapped without raising any red flags? It just seems odd that two years later, there's still no sign of even the vehicle. If it were parked somewhere in a small town like Irrigon, someone would have spotted it by now, right? I'm guessing if the authorities have checked out the usual leads, this might need a fresh way of looking at things. Maybe expanding searches even further could help—more people ought to keep an eye out for it, or some record could pop up with the vehicle's details. Any car enthusiasts here have ideas on tracking a vehicle that's fallen off the radar like this?
