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I've been following William Thomas Alley's case for a while now, and there's one thing that keeps gnawing at me. I've read that he was a frequent traveler to Tijuana. Given the proximity to the border, it's got me wondering about how many other missing persons cases might have similar connections to areas just over the border. Is it possible that there’s a pattern of disappearances involving older travelers in that specific region?
With Tijuana being such a bustling and vibrant city, it seems like it would be easy for someone to vanish without a trace. I can't help but think there might be a need for more cross-border collaboration between law enforcement agencies to track movements better and solve these cases. Just curious if anyone else has noticed something similar or if there's any ongoing collaboration that I'm unaware of. Hoping for some insight or thoughts from others who may have been following Alley's case or similar ones!
Has anyone here looked into whether William Thomas Alley might have had any specific medical conditions that could have impacted his disappearance? Sometimes older adults with memory issues or health concerns can become disoriented and end up in unexpected places. I know he liked to travel to Tijuana, but it's worth considering if a health issue contributed to him not returning home. It's just tough because there doesn't seem to be much detailed info on this aspect. If anyone has any more insight or theories, I'd love to hear them.