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Could it be a Canadian that drove to NY and then hiked west? That's a pretty common thing to do. I have a bunch of friends from college that are bouncing arou
by Raphmedia 6y ago
Could it be a Canadian that drove to NY and then hiked west?
That's a pretty common thing to do.
I have a bunch of friends from college that are bouncing around the globe travelling on foot, picking fruits and doing farm-work when they run out of funds.
Or are the databases / missing persons agencies communicating with each others?
- gabereiser 6y agoClues here are: he’s from Louisiana, worked in NY in tech, liked screeps. Coder from the looks of his notes. Mid 30s to late 40s.
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- hated 6y agoThose first two are claims not facts.
- sebmellen 6y agoPerhaps his suspected Louisiana ancestry is Cajun/Acadian, and he is actually from Quebec?
- Raphmedia 6y agoI'm from French Canada and I could easily imagine someone being in the US and saying "I am from Louisiana" while actually meaning "my ancestors are in Louisiana".
- gabereiser 6y agocorrect, it's from his own words. Nothing listed was fact.
- pvaldes 6y agoHe talked with several people. A canadian accent would be noticed.
- hungryforcodes 6y agoI've met lots of anglophone Canadians (even from Quebec), which I confuse for Americans. It's very hard to reliably distinguish the two by accent.