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I've always found it strange that the Braddy brothers' vehicle was left on Chuckanut Shore Road, right where the skiffs were stolen. This seems too coincidental. Did anyone ever look into other potential reasons why their car was there? While the general belief is that they went joyriding, I wonder if there could've been something else planned that night, and things took a different turn.
Also, I read somewhere that one of the jackets found washed up at Teddy Bear Cove was never conclusively identified as belonging to Samantha or Korina. So how sure are we that it was theirs? Could someone else have been involved, or maybe they had an encounter with someone unexpected? Just a thought that keeps nagging at me. Curious to hear what others think!
I recently stumbled upon the case of Timothy Braddy and the others, and something struck me about the timing of their disappearance. Does anyone else find it odd that they went missing in January? I mean, the Pacific Northwest isn't exactly known for calm waters that time of year. Plus, it's freezing! If they did take those skiffs for a joyride, the conditions would have been incredibly dangerous. Experienced sailors have trouble with those waters in winter, let alone a group possibly under the influence from a party. I'm wondering if they even planned to rock climb or if this was just a spur-of-the-moment idea that went wrong. Anyone in the area remember what the weather was like around then? Could the rough water theory hold up?
Hey everyone, I’ve been following the disappearance of Timothy Braddy and the others from 1994, and there’s something about the jacket found at Teddy Bear Cove that’s been bothering me. I'm wondering if anyone else has considered this: Could the placement or condition of the jacket provide more clues than we’re realizing? It's been reported that the jacket was found washed up, but was it torn or damaged in any way that might suggest how it got there? Also, was it ever looked into whether it truly belonged to one of the women, and if so, could that give us more insight into what happened that night?
From what I understand, currents in the bay could play a big role in where items end up, and I haven’t seen much about testing or examining the jacket for forensic clues. Does anyone have any more information on what was done in terms of analyzing its condition or the surrounding area when it was found? Any thoughts on whether this could lead us to new theories? I just feel like there might be unexplored angles worth discussing here...