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Hey everyone, I was digging through some old local archives and came across Edwin "Manny" Peer's case. Something that stood out to me was his CB radio handle, "Cold River Kid." Given how popular CB radios were back in the early '80s, I wonder if anyone out there might have communicated with him around the time he disappeared. CB enthusiasts, especially in the Clarendon and Rutland areas, might hold some key info without even realizing it. Could he have mentioned any plans or intentions over the radio that led to his disappearance? If anyone has connections to old CB networks or knows someone who does, maybe revisiting those might shed some light on where he went that day. It's a long shot, but every little thing helps in cases like this. Any thoughts?
I've been reading up on the Edwin "Manny" Peer case, and something that's really intriguing to me is his CB radio presence. Back in the day, CB radios were all the rage, like the OG social media for truckers and folks in rural areas. Manny's handle was "Cold River Kid," and I can't help but wonder if anyone in the CB community might have information they didn’t realize was important at the time. Has anyone looked into chatter or logs from those days? It feels like someone using the airwaves might have picked up on something or even overheard a conversation that could shed light on his disappearance. Maybe CB enthusiasts or historical CB groups around Vermont could have valuable insights or old connections that haven't been tapped. Just curious if this angle has been explored fully or if it’s another road that’s gone cold over the years. Would love to hear thoughts or theories from anyone familiar with CB culture back then.