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I've been following the case of Gary Alfred Charlton and something that sticks out to me is the timeline of when he was last seen. It's interesting that he was last spotted around 4:10 a.m. on the deck, but nobody noticed his absence until he missed his noon shift. It makes me wonder about the movement and duties of other crew members during those morning hours. Was there a lack of oversight or is it common for crew members to be alone for long stretches? The hours between his last sighting and the missed shift are crucial, and I'm curious if anyone has theories about what could have happened during that time. Also, if anyone has experience working on similar vessels, does the layout lend itself to areas where someone could accidentally find themselves in danger unnoticed? The ship environment is such a unique one, and it seems like a tough place for an unexplained disappearance to occur. Thoughts?
