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It's baffling how Leonard Goff's case remains unsolved after almost five decades. I've always been curious about cases where someone vanishes without a trace, especially when there's no hint of them leaving voluntarily or any evidence of foul play. In Goff's situation, the fact that there's zero indication of what might have happened is particularly intriguing. I'm wondering if anyone has looked deeper into his daily routine or acquaintances? Sometimes the smallest overlooked detail might spark something when you re-examine it with fresh eyes. Did Goff frequent any particular places that might not have been considered significant at the time? With so much time passed, it seems crucial to look at the case from every possible angle, especially those that might have been dismissed initially. Thoughts?
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Hey everyone, I've been diving into the Leonard Goff case recently, and something that's been nagging at me is the timeline on the day he disappeared. I find it odd that there were almost no concrete sightings of him after that initial report in Buffalo. For a busy city, wouldn’t there be more witnesses or at least someone who could confirm seeing him later that day? Was there any traffic camera footage or similar technology available back then that the police could look into? I know it was the '70s, but there had to be some kind of surveillance, right? Also, I'm curious about his routine. Did he usually take a specific route or hang out at any particular spots where others might have seen him that day? Maybe someone spotted him but didn't realize the importance at the time. It seems like something overlooked could be key in unraveling what happened to him. Any locals or amateur sleuths have thoughts on this? It's been so long, yet maybe a fresh look could spark something new. Stay safe out there!
