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I am a poor judge of people and I may be wrong.
Why use methods that wouldn't work. The strangest bit of the video is where he considers trying a missing persons report. This too wouldn't work - the cops wouldn't take it, because they aren't actually missing.
But then, that same day, he sees them live in person. Firstly this seems very weirdly coincidental. "I was going to file a missing persons report but then I saw them." It seems invented. It doesn't stop you from filing a missing persons report, either. My next question would be, in such a state of desperation, why would you not approach them?
What a chance to ask mama why no contact allowed, if it's a mystery. Or to collect further information, perhaps from the girls themselves? Or for just a longer moment of contact out of a decade of time? Would it be a public spectacle? Well, to have a chance to see and interact with one's children, you'd take that risk, wouldn't you? You'd pretty much leave the car in the middle of the parking lot and run at full speed wouldn't you?
He would have had to be in a position where he was close enough to identify them, although he hasn't seen them in years - and, therefore, close enough to find and track them, even in a crowd. So Treas, if I were you, I would ask this question - why didn't you approach them - and then try to figure out whether the answer is plausible.
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