In 1987, a Truck Driver Disappeared With His Cargo!

The note was vague, with just the initials “KL” tied to the directive. At the time, it seemed inconsequential. Decades later, it would become crucial.

The theory that emerged was the simplest one that fit the facts: Raymond’s disappearance was no accident. He hadn’t just driven off the road. The truck had likely been steered off-course, down a slope, and into the water—slowly, deliberately, with no sign of a crash. Someone had either brought Raymond there, forced him, or tricked him. And then, they’d made sure he couldn’t escape.

The investigation pointed to two potential motives: revenge or money.

Insurance fraud loomed large. If someone wanted to claim a payout, having a missing truck and lost cargo would be the perfect setup—especially if the paperwork was doctored.

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