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I was reading about the disappearance of Tina Young and Robert Kruger again and just can’t get over the mystery of it all. Has anyone thought about the weather conditions at the time they went missing? I know Alaska can have pretty brutal conditions in December, especially when you're traveling between remote places like Grayling and Anvik. Did any local weather records ever indicate storms or extreme temperatures around that time? I imagine that could have made the terrain even more treacherous, especially near water. I keep thinking if the ice was thin or if there was a blizzard, it could explain the tragic accident. It's such a chilling case, and despite all the efforts, it's frustrating how little solid information we seem to have. Any thoughts on this?
