🔍Marshall's car was found 14 hours away from his home, leading to suspicions of foul play.
🔥The car was burned to destroy evidence, and the steering column was removed.
🚗Items found at the scene did not belong to Marshall.
🌲A trail of burned clothes was found leading to a nearby creek.
🕵️♀️Authorities refuse to acknowledge foul play and claim Marshall walked off into the woods.
What were some suspicious findings at the scene?
—The burned-out car, tampered evidence, non-Marshal belongings, and the trail of burned clothes.
Did Marshall have any reason to disappear on his own?
—No, he had recently paid off his truck and had plans for his video game project.
Why did the authorities refuse to acknowledge foul play?
—They cited Marshall's failure to attend college classes, but this does not explain the suspicious circumstances.
Was there any connection to another missing person's case?
—A separate rabbit hole of information suggests a connection to Daniel Riok's case.
Has there been any progress in the investigation?
—The case was reassigned to the Lethbridge Police Department, but no significant updates have been reported.
00:39Marshall is on a drive to see his mother after chores.
02:21He plans to pick something up from a storage unit.
03:31His burned-out car is found at the end of a remote logging road.
05:59Hikers discover the burned car and report it to the police.
09:02Authorities suspect that Marshall drove to the location himself.
14:11A path of burned clothes is found, leading to a nearby creek.
15:03Authorities refuse to acknowledge foul play and speculate that Marshall walked into the woods.
16:42The case remains open as a missing person's case, but no progress has been made.
