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Hey all, I’ve been diving into the Mary Anne Loranger and Robert Lehto case, and something that really stands out to me is the clothing Mary Anne was last seen wearing: a brown suede coat, brown corduroy pants, and shoes. While these details might seem minor at first glance, they could arguably be crucial to the investigation. If anything were to wash ashore, like a piece of clothing or footwear, it could potentially provide a new lead, right? Given how intense that storm was, I've been wondering if it's possible that any of her garments might have gotten caught somewhere along the shoreline or possibly even sunk to the bottom. What are the odds, realistically, that something like that could still be recovered after all these years? And would advancements in technology make it easier to search those waters today? I feel like re-evaluating these sorts of details and discussing them could maybe shine a light on new possibilities. Anyone else have thoughts on where we might go with details like this, given today's technology?
