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Has anyone looked into the possibility that Frankie Jordon might have tried to start a new life somewhere else after the argument with his family? I've seen a few cases on here where similar situations led people to just up and leave, trying to start fresh. Given that there haven't been any leads or sightings for decades, maybe it's worth considering he may have succeeded in disappearing on his own terms. I wonder if he had any contacts outside Waco, friends or acquaintances who might have helped him get away? Just something to think about when we look at these old cases with fresh eyes.
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Hey everyone, I've been doing a deep dive into the missing persons cases from the '80s, and Frankie's case from 1987 caught my eye. Something that stands out to me is the timing of his disappearance—it aligns with New Year’s Day, right after a family dispute. I'm wondering if the holidays might have stirred emotions, maybe leading to impulsive decisions? With it being a prominent time of year, there had to be people around who might have seen something. Anyone know if this angle was ever thoroughly explored by the investigators? Sometimes it feels like crucial moments right before someone vanishes don't get the attention they deserve. Would love to hear your thoughts or any other insights you might have on this case.
