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I was just reading through some details about Noemi Alcotas' disappearance and something struck me. I know the focus has been on the area where their belongings were found, but I’m curious about what time of day they were hiking. We know it was in the afternoon when they were last seen, but does anyone know the exact time? I feel like tide schedules and wave patterns can vary greatly, even just in a few hours, and could provide some insight into the dangers they might have faced. I'm not from Hawaii, but I visited Hanauma Bay once, and the waves can be unpredictable. Maybe there's a local here who can shed some light on this or knows how to access the tide charts from back then?
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Hey everyone, I've been following Noemi Alcotas's case, and there's something I've been curious about. I read that their hiking location was actually off-limits to the public due to dangerous conditions. Does anyone know if there's been any talk about how often people ignore these restrictions in that area? It seems like such a risky situation, and I'm wondering if there have been other incidents there. I can't imagine how difficult it must be for the families involved. It just makes me think about how we often underestimate the power of nature and the importance of respecting these boundaries. Would love to hear if anyone has more insights on the area's history or similar stories.