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I stumbled upon Sefacag Erdinc's case and couldn't help but wonder about the influence of local terrain in Mission, BC, on investigations like his. Living in a mountainous area myself, I know how easy it is to lose someone in the woods or along hiking trails. I remember the searches in 2002 that often revolved around parts of the region with dense forest and steep ravines. Does anyone here have insights into how local geography might have hindered search efforts, or if there's any precedent for missing persons reappearing in such areas years later? Any thoughts or similar experiences on how terrain can complicate these cases would be greatly appreciated. It's such a puzzle how things can go cold despite such a confined area.
