Al Blanco, a friend of Cranstons who manages his rentals, spoke with Las Vegas Fox 5 News after he was reported missing. Blanco said hed had lunch with Cranston on the day of his disappearance, at a property Blanco was working on in the 1700 block of Club Avenue.
Cranston left after lunch and presumably went to show a 10-acre property he owned to some potential clients, Blanco told Fox 5. The identities of those clients are not known. What happened to Cranston after his lunch with Blanco remains a mystery.
Blanco did not return calls for comment from HuffPost. Carlton claims Blanco contacted him after Cranston disappeared and told him he had found Cranstons motorcycle parked in the garage of the Club Avenue home.
I went over there and got the bike, and brought it [to my house] because the property was being prepared to be occupied, Carlton said.
In the days that followed Cranstons disappearance, his ex-wife, Jody Nelson, said she received an unexpected visit from the police.
They had two pictures of rings that had been sold at a pawn shop the day after Sid disappeared, and they wanted to know if I could identify them, she said. I was able to identify the one ring as Sids wedding band. He had changed it over to his right hand after we got divorced, but still wore the ring because he liked it and it was worth money.