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Has anyone ever looked into whether Thurlow might've had any connections to the University of Houston around the time his truck was found there? I find it odd that his vehicle was abandoned so far from Fort Worth, specifically near a campus he wasn't known to be affiliated with. Could it have been a calculated move to mislead investigators, or was it purely coincidental? Just seems like a potential lead that might've been overlooked or not pursued deeply enough. If anyone remembers the area around that time or has insights into students or staff who might've seen something, it could be worth exploring. It's been so long, but even the smallest detail might reignite some hope.
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Hey everyone, I was revisiting the puzzling case of Thurlow Buchanan, and something struck me about the location where his truck was found. The fact that his pickup was abandoned near the University of Houston campus is really intriguing. I'm wondering if there could be any significance to that spot. Was Thurlow connected to someone at the university? Or perhaps could he have intended to meet someone there? It seems odd and pretty far from where he lived. I know the letter and voicemail didn't bring any answers, but I feel like digging into the reason for his truck being there might shed some new light. Anyone else have thoughts on this particular detail?
