yes- was this a logical place for him to wind up?https://www.klfy.com/local/st-martin-parish/missing-mans-remains-found-in-st-martinville-identified/
It doesn't say how far away the remains were from where he went missing.
yes- was this a logical place for him to wind up?https://www.klfy.com/local/st-martin-parish/missing-mans-remains-found-in-st-martinville-identified/
It doesn't say how far away the remains were from where he went missing.
This area is known for farming, hunting and 4-wheeling.yes- was this a logical place for him to wind up?
Could he have walked to that location by himself and then collapsed and died?This area is known for farming, hunting and 4-wheeling.
It’s possible. Hunters and farm workers would easily have the ability to walk that distance.Could he have walked to that location by himself and then collapsed and died?
Or was it too far from his last known location, and someone else had to move him there?
At one point, reports indicated that he was seen on surveillance video near the fire station and then near Banker Road. The remains were found approximately 3 miles from the fire station. Sounds most very plausible that these could be him.
Here is a map from the fire station to Banker Road:
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Par Road 4 to Coteau Holmes
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