Missing Person: Adam Hecht

[Apostapler]

Originally Posted by TracyLynnS

This might explain why he left his cash and keys in the rental car. I could see a situation where he decided to leave material things behind and he did seem to be exploring his spirituality and the deeper side of life.

I was thinking maybe he had left his money in the car to go meditate while not being encumbered with "worldy" things, then planning to go back to his car and go home. BUT, he also left his keys behind (was the car locked or unlocked? I forgot) and that would make me think that he was intentionally abandoning the money, clothes left behind in the vehicle, etc, permanently.

That would make him just another David Stone, lost in the desert/mountains. Maybe someday his bones will be identified.

[TracyLynnS]

Apostapler's comment just reminded me...

A couple days ago, I read about a man's remains being found in his car only 100 feet off the road in Colorado. He'd driven his car off a cliff in an apparent suicide all the way back in 1987.

So there he was, kinda close to the road, in a car, and he wasn't spotted for 26 years. If Adam was in the woods by himself and something caused him to die, it might be years before his remains would be found, if ever.


Mr. Vasey, Colorado:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...n_3269295.html

[Apostapler]

Originally Posted by TracyLynnS

Apostapler's comment just reminded me...

A couple days ago, I read about a man's remains being found in his car only 100 feet off the road in Colorado. He'd driven his car off a cliff in an apparent suicide all the way back in 1987.

So there he was, kinda close to the road, in a car, and he wasn't spotted for 26 years. If Adam was in the woods by himself and something caused him to die, it might be years before his remains would be found, if ever.


Mr. Vasey, Colorado:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...n_3269295.html

True that! How long did it take them to find Mike Riemer after he was killed...years and years.

[wiseguy182]

Perhaps not the exact same thing, but I love this story nonetheless. A few day ago, there was a story about a man named Greg Karper, who rounded up a bunch of Abercrombie and Fitch clothing and was passing it out to people on Skid Row, tarnishing the image that the clothes are only worn by beautiful, popular young people as was the goal of A & F CEO Michael Jeffries.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...-la-man-523418

I gave away most of my A & F clothing to the less fortunate earlier in the year.

[Corkys-Place]

The CEO of A & F is the creepiest thing I've ever seen! *Shudders*

[Shakou]

Originally Posted by wiseguy182

Perhaps not the exact same thing, but I love this story nonetheless. A few day ago, there was a story about a man named Greg Karper, who rounded up a bunch of Abercrombie and Fitch clothing and was passing it out to people on Skid Row, tarnishing the image that the clothes are only worn by beautiful, popular young people as was the goal of A & F CEO Michael Jeffries.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...-la-man-523418

I gave away most of my A & F clothing to the less fortunate earlier in the year.

That is AWESOME! The CEO of A&F is a complete jackoff.