It's funny I asked the wife why was he running late unshaven and why was his,wallet in the garage didn't get a answer also asked about the radio what station was it on and no response so far everything is tight lipped
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Excellent point tmuller. Knowing the home situation/interactions for all day Thursday and Friday morning, whether his being unshaven was unusual, if he was type to forget wallet often, and especially any conversations/ interactions Friday morning - would provide some possible indicators. I feel sure LE has covered all this with his wife and kids, likely co-workers and additional family also. I would hope that if there was some "conflict" that would have been shared with LE. For all we know it could have been shared and for that reason LE is saying no crime.
Just throwing this out there, was he depressed or unhappy? Enough to contemplate suicide?
If not, I think he left on his own.
From the comments made by wife, all was fine. Wondering if that feeling is accurate or wishful thinking. I wonder if he was in financial trouble or if there was a work related issue. The Union? Witness protection? There could be many many things. The unshaven, forgetting ID/wallet and such sure does seem to me that he had something on his mind that morning - rather than it being an average day.
I'm confused about why searches would be cancelled if they didn't have enough people? Surely searches are carried out every day by single individuals?
Good point Edinburgh.
I was a bit baffled by the wife who said a few days back (there was an article linked here with a video interview of her) that she didn't go to where the car was found - she went to the train station parking lot only 2 weeks later. Maybe she was in shock or scared but it would have been helpful had she gone right away and had a look at the car. For example she could have told right away that the seat wasn't in its normal position.
My experience is that in each missing person case, there is a range of actions and reactions by family, friends and LE. Some go immediately to law enforcement, media, social networks, fliers, calling in professional resources and searches. Some are open and share details, ask and answer questions, and go into full fact finding and search mode.
In other cases, things get going much slower; family and LE is initially tight lip and days (or weeks) pass with no new information shared. These type cases seem to lose the public interest and push. Sometimes the lack of shared information will cause something important to be missed.
I would also suggest "looking back" at the weeks leading up to June 14th. Was there a change in circumstances, behaviors, patterns, relationships? Are there any pending legal, business, health or family matters? Sometimes taking a fresh look at this can provide ideas or information as to what may have happened.
RW is somewhere (alive or deceased). Someone else likely knows where. Someone saw or has seen something - maybe even something they do not realize they were seeing. Prayers he is located soon.