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Has anyone been following the Roberto Cisneros case? Something that stands out to me is the fact that he left behind his credit cards and ID. This seems really unusual. If someone plans to disappear willingly, you might expect them to take at least some form of ID with them—unless, of course, they were in a state of confusion or distress. Given that he was reportedly having delusional episodes, I wonder if he might have thought leaving them behind was necessary or if he felt that he was being pursued. It's troubling to think about how his mental state could have played a major role in his disappearance. Anyone have thoughts on whether behaviors like this have been common in other missing persons cases involving similar circumstances?
