SeriouslySearching
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There were two others who had wrecks or disabled vehicles before they went missing. He wouldn't be the first to be in a vehicle and confused about his whereabouts either. Not saying it is associated to the others, but the scenario sounds familiar.
I question why the father didn't call for a tow truck in the 45 minutes he was talking to his son. This would be the first thing I would do if my child were stuck in a ditch. I would tell him to stay inside and lock his doors until I notified LE and a tow truck. Even if he had been drinking...going to jail for DUI as opposed to going missing would be preferable.
Also, since he was supposed to have met someone...they could not have been that far away. Why didn't they go get him?!
I won't be surprised if they do find him in the water away from where his car was found.
Glad you posted this, Fran.
I question why the father didn't call for a tow truck in the 45 minutes he was talking to his son. This would be the first thing I would do if my child were stuck in a ditch. I would tell him to stay inside and lock his doors until I notified LE and a tow truck. Even if he had been drinking...going to jail for DUI as opposed to going missing would be preferable.
Also, since he was supposed to have met someone...they could not have been that far away. Why didn't they go get him?!
I won't be surprised if they do find him in the water away from where his car was found.
Glad you posted this, Fran.