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I've been following Philippe Lajoie's case for a while now, and one detail that always sticks out to me is the timing of the snowstorm. I just can't shake the thought of how much crucial evidence might've been lost that night. It's almost like the weather itself played a role in this mystery. I know the storm was severe, but does anyone remember if it was cold enough for ice to have formed on the roads? I wonder if Philippe could've had an accident on his way to or from the farm that somehow wasn't discovered. It's such a lonely stretch between St-Didace and Yamachiche, so anything could've happened. Maybe someone else traveling that route that night saw something but didn't realize its significance at the time. If anyone was on Petite-Rivière Nord road that evening and remembers anything, no matter how small, it could be worth revisiting. Could we get some awareness going about this specific angle or at least explore the possibility further?
