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Hey everyone, I came across the case of Robert William Trapp and something has been puzzling me. It's the Christmas card pattern that caught my attention. I mean, Trapp never missed sending cards each year, which makes it pretty odd that 1965 was the last time anyone heard from him. It's like he just vanished off the map right after sticking to his routine. Has anyone else looked into the significance of that last card? Maybe the date or something unusual with the card itself might offer a clue. It's just so mysterious how important traditions like that can become pointers in missing person cases. Would love to hear what others think!
Did anyone else find it odd that Robert William Trapp always sent Christmas cards, even though he didn't keep in close touch with his family the rest of the year? It seems like such a specific habit. Maybe he was sending them from wherever he was living, but I wonder if they might hold more clues. Were they all mailed from the same location each year, or did the postmarks vary? If the cards suddenly stopped, maybe something happened that December before he sent another, or maybe he moved again. Just curious if there's been any follow-up on this aspect of his routine.
Hey everyone, I've been digging into Robert William Trapp's case, and something that I find rather curious is the significance of the Christmas cards. It seems like they were an important ritual for him, almost like a promise he kept no matter what. For someone who wasn't in frequent contact with his family, the sudden stop in 1966 feels odd to me. It's as if something abrupt happened between sending the last card and the next Christmas. It just makes me wonder if there was a particular event or incident around that time in Stockton or elsewhere that could’ve disrupted his life. Does anyone have any thoughts on this or know of anything happening in the area around late '65 that might be relevant?