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Has anyone looked into the weather conditions on the night Felix Carrizales Santana went missing near the Rio Grande? I remember reading that sudden weather changes can really impact border crossings. If there was a storm or high water levels, it might have made it even harder for the group to stick together. Maybe the water level in the river was unusually high that night, causing someone to get separated from the group? This might explain why reports are so conflicting about what happened to Felix afterwards. Just thinking out loud here – any insights would be appreciated!
Hey everyone,
I've been following the case of Felix Carrizales Santana, and something that caught my attention was the role of the coyote in this situation. Does anyone else have thoughts on how these people can feel okay abandoning someone in such a dire situation? From what I've read, the group of six or seven was arranged rather quickly, and I can't help but wonder if Felix might have been targeted due to being perceived as weaker or less likely to keep up. It just makes me think about how vulnerable people are in these situations and how little trust they can actually put into strangers when their lives are at stake. If anyone has more info about the dynamics of this group or similar experiences, I'd love to discuss it here.
Stay safe out there.
In the discussions about Felix Carrizales Santana’s disappearance, I noticed a fascinating angle that hasn't been thoroughly explored yet. Has anyone else delved into the role of the coyote in Felix's case? From what I gather, the coyote reportedly led a group of five or six individuals, including Felix, across the Rio Grande. I'm curious about the reputation and track record of this particular guide. Is there any information pointing to whether this coyote has been involved in other crossings before or since Felix went missing? It might help shine some light on what might have happened or perhaps even lead to new developments in the investigation. Given the notorious risks involved, it's essential to scrutinize all aspects of the journey, including the people who orchestrate them. Any insight or similar cases would be much appreciated!