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Has anyone else noticed the timeline of Chris Garcia’s disappearance seems a bit off with the 35-minute Customs stop? It makes me wonder if something more significant happened during that time. I mean, a typical border crossing check usually doesn’t take that long, right? Were they tipped off about something, or did Garcia say something that raised flags? It feels like this could be a key piece of the puzzle. Maybe they found something during the search, and they’re not saying? Or perhaps it was just a thorough check because of routine protocol. Just curious if anyone else has thoughts on what could have been happening during those 35 minutes!
I've been following Chris Daniel Garcia's case for a while, and something that's been troubling me is the nature of his last interaction at the border. It's quite unusual for Customs officers to spend 35 minutes inspecting a vehicle unless they had a reason to be suspicious. Did they find anything unusual, or was it just a routine check that took longer than usual? Also, knowing that Chris had a physical disability with his left hand, could there be any relevance to his condition that might have affected how they perceived him or if it played any role in why he was heading into Mexico? There are so many unanswered questions. Wondering if anyone else has insights or similar experiences with extended border inspections.