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It's exactly this point I often think about. What we know of Andrew was his behavior up to adolescence. But he was 14, a time when most teenagers change behaviors, habits and start challenging the world around them so they can form their own opinions and will instead of what is expected of them.

It's interesting to think back in time, but in 2007 smartphones were not so smart, yet. They were mostly used for texting, music and as... phones! The apps were some silly games, media player, radio, calculator, etc. so there wouldn't be anything worthwhile. Perhaps only his Texts. The IPhone...

That is a possibility but to this day, we don't have any indication that there was something or someone at school that he wanted to avoid so much as willing to skip school. There could also be other reasons though, like wanting to rebel like a proper teenager for a change! It could have been a...

This was very interesting, especially listening to the interviews of JC, Emily and Kendra. I went back and listened to both the 2 previous episodes which also gave valuable clues. It seems that the story JC wants to push is that whatever happened was all Kendra's doing and he and his daughter...

Strangely enough, there was a fire in Mt Olympus on July 14th near the "Koromilia Refuge". It's not far from Litochoro. Could it be related? Fire on Olympus without an active front at an altitude of 1500 meters (in Greek)

Accidents do happen and we must accept that even when we take all precautions, even if we are healthy and fit, even if we have the latest technology to assist us, sometimes it is beyond our control. The same goes for search and rescue efforts. Sometimes, we will never know what happened, no...

So he didn't want to go live with his grandmother in London during the summer and preferred to stay at home. Was he home alone during the summer months while his parents were working? Or was his sister also with him?

It's just weird that he is not found close to this specific trail, which is well-marked and known to trekkers. Albert knew the area well and was aware of the dangers and the hot summers of Greece. He was not like the other tourists who went missing. He had been coming to Amorgos for many years...

I think they can't be disclosed to third parties, like the media, not the Greek police. The US rescue team most likely didn't come with an official request, they were just volunteers so they they can't be privy to all the inner workings of the investigation.

I am Greek. This video is from 2 days ago and his friend who is Greek is expressing his disappointment that the people that are still searching are too few as the island only has 2-3 firefighters and 4 policemen for the whole island. The only helicopter that searched for him came on the second...

Greek police announces that the investigations still continue in full scale for the American tourist in Amorgos, with a team of 10 policemen, an expert rescuer and a rescue dog with its handler Σε πλήρη εξέλιξη οι έρευνες για τον εντοπισμό του Αμερικανού τουρίστα στην Αμοργό με αστυνομικό...

Let's not forget that water in that kind of heat would turn warm after a while and water thermos bottles are heavy and bulky. Maybe he planned to buy cold water from that shop during his walk to last him longer.

"According to Mega (Greek TV Channel), the latest searches are focused on a specific location where volunteers saw a flock of hawks flying over." https://www.e-radio.gr/post/267297/exafanisi-stin-amorgo-den-exei-xathei-kati-allo-synevi Not sounding good :(. He was an experienced trekker who...

It happens every summer. I wish there was an informative campaign on the DOs and DONTs of hiking during the summer months.

I remember the Laci Peterson case as an open and shut case. It was obvious he did it, but it was many years ago and I don't remember all the details. What exactly are the grounds of his appeal and the Innocence Project taking over? Could it be some new evidence? I would like to believe the...

Can you please elaborate? Which cases do you think are linked and why?

It's such a shame that DNA matching is not yet possible in Europe, but it seems word of mouth pays off. The Interpol appeal worked for this case: UK woman Rita Roberts identified 31 years after Belgium murder Apart from the references to Belgium, we really don't know where "Jennifer Fairgate"...

Just watched the documentary on Netflix. Very interesting story and very tragic, especially if Jens didn't actually do it.

"Frequently burned garbage"... Not looking good. I hope some evidence is still left behind.

"sodium, nitrate and fluoride" also come up as a mouthwash in google search. I'm no expert in suicides but I find it very strange if they chose this method to die in a "suicide pact" and managed to die in separate rooms on their own. What about the early reports about chlorine and chemicals...