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I’ve been following Brandon Pollock’s case for a while now, and something that keeps sticking with me is the fact that the boaters described him as appearing calm and coherent, even in such a strange situation. Does anyone else find it odd that he'd be swimming out there alone, so far from shore, and not seem in distress? It makes me wonder if he planned on being out there or if he was trying to clear his head after something happened earlier. Also, the significant swimming distance makes me question his mental state at that moment. Could it be possible he wasn't thinking clearly despite appearing calm? There's so much that's puzzling about this case; it feels like every detail opens up new questions instead of answers.
