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Does anyone else get the sense that the weather played a more significant role in Eldie Martin Sylvester's disappearance than it's given credit for? I mean, the ice in April can be really unpredictable—one day solid, the next thinning out dangerously. I've been thinking a lot about how easy it would've been for him to misjudge the conditions. Being familiar with the area, he might've felt confident enough to risk it, thinking it was like any other trip. It's not just about the decision to walk across ice but the unpredictability of spring weather on Georgian Bay. Does anyone have info on the temperature changes around that time in 1970? It'd be interesting to see if there were any sudden shifts that could've influenced his decision or led to unfortunate circumstances.
