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I've been following Aly Kamel's case for a while now, and something that's been on my mind is why there's no official record of him leaving the USA. How difficult is it, realistically, for someone to cross into Canada unofficially? Maybe there's a chance he found a way to cross without drawing attention? Philly's close to the border, and there are quite a few places he could've attempted it if he was determined. Just thinking out loud here—I'm genuinely curious if anyone has more insight into how feasible this might be or if there are known crossing points that might not be as heavily monitored.
Has anyone looked into Aly Kamel's financial records or banking activity leading up to his disappearance? I know sometimes transactions can provide clues about a person's movements or plans. If he was intending to move to Canada, perhaps there might be records of any deposits, withdrawals, or purchases related to travel or relocation? It's strange that there's no official record of him leaving the U.S., so I'm curious if anything on the financial end could shed some light on his last known intentions or whereabouts. It's frustrating when a case goes cold like this, but sometimes a small detail can make all the difference. Does anyone have any info on this?
I was doing some digging on Aly Kamel's case and found it interesting that there were no records of him crossing the border into Canada. I wonder if anyone has checked into whether he might have traveled under a different name. It seems odd that there'd be no trace of him at all if moving to Canada was his plan. Has this angle been looked into? I know it's a long shot, but maybe someone with experience in cross-border travel could weigh in on how easy it might be to leave the country without official records showing it.