rosesfromangels
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Do we have anything that would lead us to suspect a student, or ex student might have anything to do with his disappearance?
His fob was last used at 11:55 pm - I don't believe a piano store would be open at that time.Just a shot in the dark, but wondering if Scott may have headed towards a piano store? Thinking of Ramsden Park and the Rosedale ravine near the piano shop on Yonge St, Paul Hahn ect. imo speculation.
Nothing to date.Do we have anything that would lead us to suspect a student, or ex student might have anything to do with his disappearance?
Well this is niggling at me a bit, and I think it's an important avenue to pursue. I'm sure LE must be...I would hope.Nothing to date.
Before LASIK surgery I was "legally blind". I could see fine with corrective lenses. Not sure if this term is correctly used with this man, but if it is, he can see at least well enough to get around.
Prolly the same...Scott is Canadian.
Thanks; somehow I missed that distinction - even the title of the thread infers otherwise. Perhaps we need to get the thread title changed if misleading?Scott is legally colour blind. He can get around quite well.
Oh no, dread asking the mods to change the title again, but in my defence the police report stated " legally blind ".Thanks; somehow I missed that distinction - even the title of the thread infers otherwise. Perhaps we need to get the thread title changed if misleading?
Sorry to be pesky, but this doesn’t make sense to me. Who would even mention he is color blind. That really has little to do with anything, other than a tidbit. His limited sight, as noted by his thick glasses is notable. Where did this come from? Thanks in advance.That's why, when I made the other thread (didn't know about this thread), I left out 'legally blind'.
Sorry to be pesky, but this doesn’t make sense to me. Who would even mention he is color blind. That really has little to do with anything, other than a tidbit. His limited sight, as noted by his thick glasses is notable. Where did this come from? Thanks in advance.
11:55pm– Scott uses his FOB key to try to get into the common room in his building – he is denied access (the room is locked at 10 pm)I don't understand. He "tried" to use his security fob to get in his building, or he DID use the fob to get in the building? That's a very big difference, and makes a very big difference considering the circumstances.
okay - so do we know the policy for locked out residents? Do they call someone, go to a bat phone, or? Is there an assistant or security guard that is on prem?11:55pm– Scott uses his FOB key to try to get into the common room in his building – he is denied access (the room is locked at 10 pm)