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Okay, so it looks like a pickup, not a semi.
Still, I’m trying g to figure out how he wasn’t missed for six days- one of which was a major is holiday.
Still, I’m trying g to figure out how he wasn’t missed for six days- one of which was a major is holiday.
I don't think it's too difficult... Working to ~~live~~ survive, no time/energy to develop a significant other, a lack of a 'family'. Honestly, from my perspective those traits all seem pretty prevalent. What with all of those 'male loneliness epidemic' being reported.
Working to live survive
So his work never noticed he was missing? unless he's simply that unreliable, most bosses would have called their emergency contact and been like 'uh, what's up?'; and it's doubtful that there would have been literally nobody.
I don’t have the links right now but I’ve read numerous stories where a person was found dead in their house after they had died years ago. Many people have no one in their life. And many bosses won’t care if you stop showing up. They’ll just assume you quit.
He crashed on Wednesday before the long holiday weekend so only missing for the first day or two
Maybe he had/took a week or two off? It's kinda pretty common for that around this time of the year.
People could have noticed he's missing but not know where to look.
Ubderwater is not usually the first place you look in town neither
People at work assume away for holidays and family think too busy working I would guess.
Not sure where it says semi, unless the story was edited
That's insane!
A diver might ask, "was it an Airgas truck carrying trimix??"
FTFA, it seems the truck wasn't submerged. Otherwise I don't wanna think about that dive chart
this post was submitted on 28 Dec 2023
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