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I’ve been following the Thomas case closely, and I can't stop thinking about the state of the Hurricane when it was found. It's so eerie to me that the boat was still running when it hit the rocks near Cape Fanshaw. It makes me wonder about the moments leading up to that. Did something sudden happen to Thomas? Could weather conditions have played a bigger role than initially thought? I feel like the boat's location and condition might offer more clues than we realize. Anyone familiar with boating or fishing in that area have any thoughts? Would love to hear different perspectives!
Hey everyone,
I've been following the case of Thomas and his missing fishing vessel, Hurricane. Something that's really been on my mind is how the boat was still running when it was found on the rocks near Cape Fanshaw. It makes me wonder if there's a chance he might have been trying to maneuver or call for help when something went wrong. Do any of you know if the currents or tides in that area are particularly treacherous? It just seems strange for an experienced fisherman to end up in such a situation unless there were unexpected circumstances. What do you all think? Could there have been mechanical failure, or maybe something with the weather that day?
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.
Wow, this case is just baffling. Anyone else find it odd that the Hurricane was still running when it was found on the rocks? I mean, if Thomas had some sort of emergency or fell overboard, wouldn't you expect the engine to be off? I'm not super familiar with how fishing vessels work, but it seems unusual for a boat to just keep running like that without someone at the wheel, especially in such a rocky area. Could something mechanical have gone wrong, leading to the accident and whatever happened to Thomas? Or maybe something else could've happened before the boat hit the rocks? Curious to hear what others think.