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I came across Thomas Mylon Gronewold's case while researching missing persons in Montana, and it really struck me how quickly things can change during outdoor activities. The Kootenai River is known for its unpredictable conditions, but it's chilling to think about how a day meant for fun could turn so dangerous. I've been puzzling over why there's been no trace of Thomas after all these years. Was it the river's depth, currents, or something else entirely that led to nothing turning up during the searches? It makes me wonder about the challenges faced by search teams back then and how different it could be if today's technology and techniques were available. Would it have made a difference, or does the Kootenai simply swallow secrets whole?
