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Guys, I’ve been going down a rabbit hole digging into William’s case at the Excursion Inlet Cannery, and something about the timeline is really bugging me. Does anyone know exactly when he was last seen and who saw him? I read somewhere that the cannery workers finished their shift early that day. Was William scheduled to be there alone afterward or maybe with someone else? I’m curious if anyone has pieced together what happened around that time. It's strange there aren’t more precise details on his last movements.
Hi everyone,
I've been following William's case since it first broke, and I can't stop thinking about the specifics of his disappearance from Excursion Inlet Cannery. What's been puzzling me is the sheer remoteness of the cannery location. For those who aren't familiar, it's not exactly an easy place to just walk in or out of. The surrounding area is dense, with limited roads and waterways, which should make it harder for someone to vanish without a trace. I've read about similar cases in isolated places where people have gone missing and weren't initially found, but rarely this extensive. Does anyone else feel this remote setting should have given search teams an advantage in narrowing down possible areas to thoroughly investigate? Curious to hear what others think about how cases like this could or should be approached differently in these kinds of locations.