carbuff
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I totally agree with you. I think that's where we'll eventually find most of the people who disappeared with cars.I'll relate this personal story again for the sake of making a point relative to these types of cases.
My cousin Lenny would be a MP to this day had a woman not been letting her dogs out late at night when he inadvertently drove down a boat ramp he had mistaken for a two-lane road. She heard the splash of his car and called the police. His car drifted far out into the reservoir and while he got out of the car, he drowned. Because he was lost at the time- we would NEVER have known where to even look for him (he was on his way home from an out of state conference and got turned around at a middle-of-nowhere gas station trying to get back to the interstate.)
I am CONVINCED that there are possibly hundreds of MPs and their vehicles in bodies of water around this country.
When I was working, we had a guy slam into the loading dock at the back of the building and nearly kill himself. Turned out he was having an epileptic episode and had focused on the side of the road, making only right turns. So he pulled off the highway, turned right at the end of the ramp, turned right at the traffic light at the entrance to the industrial park, followed the diveway all around the building. There for some reason he turned left. If he had continued right, he would have gone into our firefighting pond, which didn't have any surveillance cameras. He could well have been another mysteriously missing person.
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