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Hey everyone, I’ve been following Kenneth Ridgley’s case for a little while now, and something's been nagging at me. Have any of you looked into the weather conditions in that area around the time he disappeared? Alaska’s climate can be harsh and unpredictable, especially in January. I can't help but wonder if weather-related issues could have played a role in the initial stages of the investigation. It would be interesting to know if any old news reports or official documents note anything unusual with the weather around the time Kenneth went missing. Maybe there's something overlooked that could give fresh perspective? Thoughts, anyone?
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Hey everyone, I’ve been diving back into the disappearance of Kenneth Ridgley from 1970, and something really stands out to me. Has anyone tried to dig deeper into the weather conditions around New Year’s in that area? I came across an old newspaper archive mentioning quite a storm around that time, which could have affected Kenneth's travel or plans. I wonder if this aspect has been thoroughly investigated or if locals back then noted anything unusual because of the storm. It seems like the kind of detail that might not have gotten enough attention early on, considering how chaotic things can get with the weather in Alaska. I've been curious if it might have resulted in some details being missed or overlooked. Thoughts?
