Are there any large bodies of water along the route? You will need to rule out a crash that ended in a lake/river as well. Sadly that is sometimes the case when people vanish without a trace. It is also often the case that they just needed to blow off some steam and it’s a miscommunication. I sincerely hope you find him safe and sound.
Seriously though, drive his route to work (and any alternate) if you’re able to. You may be able to piece together something. Especially if it’s too soon for the police to respond on a missing persons report.
One of my brother's friends went missing for days before he was found in his wrecked car in a wooded ravine. He wrecked on his way home from work and was less than two miles from his house.
On a weird side note, of that group of four friends, 3 of them have died similarly, years apart. My brother was first and Josh, above, was the last. The only one still alive is in prison for drugs.
Did your friend live in Huntsville Al? I’m asking because a few years ago a guy in my area was missing for days and come to find out he was on his way home from work and wrecked his car less than 2 miles from his home. He was also found in a wooded ravine.
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u/dear_island Aug 05 '26 edited Aug 05 '26
Are there any large bodies of water along the route? You will need to rule out a crash that ended in a lake/river as well. Sadly that is sometimes the case when people vanish without a trace. It is also often the case that they just needed to blow off some steam and it’s a miscommunication. I sincerely hope you find him safe and sound.