It's puzzling that after all these years, there's still so much mystery surrounding Frederick Archibald Seymour's disappearance. Has anyone ever discussed the weather on the night he went missing? Sometimes, a storm or unusual weather can play a role in why someone might wander off or seek shelter elsewhere. I haven’t been able to find any records on this, and it’s been over four decades, so I’m not sure how much is available. But it could be a small piece of the puzzle worth considering. Anyone have thoughts or theories on how something like this could influence the case?
