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Hey sleuths, has anyone else looked into the weather conditions the day Michael went missing from the Tustemena? I was digging around and found some records indicating there was a pretty rough storm happening around that time. It got me wondering whether the seas were choppy and if that might have played a role in him falling overboard. Seems like the vessel would've been more unstable, making it easier for someone to lose their footing or balance if they were out on deck. If anyone has more info on that day's weather patterns or how often rough seas impact incidents like this, I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Has anyone looked into the weather conditions on the day Michael went missing? I was thinking that if the weather was rough, it might have played a role in his disappearance. I know the area can get pretty unpredictable with strong currents and waves. Maybe that could have made it difficult for him to stay afloat if he did fall overboard. Does anyone know if there are records or reports that might give us more insight into the conditions that day? It could help piece together what might have happened.
I've been researching cases like Michael's for a while now, and something always makes me pause. The Tustemena isn't a small boat; it's a ferry. How does someone just disappear without anyone noticing? There are typically a lot of people around on those vessels, even back in '98. Are there any details about the conditions that night? Was it dark and stormy, or a clear evening? It seems like in such a public setting, someone might have seen something or heard something. I'm curious if there was ever a passenger or crew list released from that time, or maybe any comments from others who were on board. Sometimes you find the tiniest details in the most unlikely places.