Eleanor Rigby
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I don't mean to be pestering you @Reachingfornettles, it's just that you are the only person I've ever encountered who was drugged at a bar, inexplicably ended up at the water, and lived to tell about it, so I was really hoping for some insight on what got you to the water. That's why I had asked if you know, from phone records maybe, if you were on your phone during the time you walked to the dock. It was the Zach Marr case that was so unsettling to me, and really made me think that something is drawing these men to the water, and it's not the urge to pee in it. After not being let back in a bar in Boston (a city he was not familiar with) and contacting his cousin to come out and meet him, which she agreed to do, Zach walked off instead of waiting for her. There are surveillance photos of him on the street outside a market talking on his phone, then he walked away while still on the phone, without a coat, on a dangerously cold February night. He walked a considerable distance, trespassed onto a bridge maintenance walkway, and reportedly was seen on CCTV "entering the water." I think his death was classified as a suicide, but the extreme oddness of the circumstances did not convince me of that. Especially with so many other young men (in Boston and so many other places) also mysteriously being drawn to the water and "entering" it by some means. I believe Zach's case is unusual because his actual "entrance" into the water was caught on CCTV. I've become a bit obsessed with trying to discover if being on the phone is a commonality in these cases. Is the "formula" bar + alcohol spiked with a drug + separation from companions / removal from bar + phone conversation + mysterious walk to water = "enter" the water and drown? MOO.