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There’s something that bothers me about the Ronald Terry Curby disappearance. Why would someone with a solid reputation, who was meticulous about notifying his work, just vanish into thin air after a party? The car being locked and in perfect condition just sitting there is unusual. And the sighting by the truck driver—did anyone else think it was bizarre that additional hypnosis didn’t yield more details? Also, with Curby’s noticeable limp due to childhood polio, it’s strange that no one else saw him on the highway or remembers anything significant. Each time I read about this case, I feel like finding the other car and those two men could crack things wide open. Any thoughts on why they haven't been traced?
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It's been a while since I last read about Ronald Curby's case, but I recently came across some discussions about the party he attended before he went missing. Something that hasn't really been highlighted much: the dynamics and number of people at the party itself. Did anyone dig into who was actually there, beyond just taking polygraphs from a few attendees? I’m curious if there were any acquaintances or new faces that stood out on that particular night. Considering it was in the early '80s, I wonder how well the guest list was documented—were there even any photos from the party that could provide a clue? Sometimes it’s these smaller, overlooked details that can eventually shed some light. Also, considering Curby's known walking impairment, wouldn't it have made more sense for someone at the party to notice if he was struggling or needing help, especially as he was leaving? It's been decades, but maybe revisiting those old angles could open up some memories or leads. Thoughts?