flute4peace
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I think under normal family situations this could certainly be the case, but not necessarily here. We have JH who is gone most of the time, and not even observant enough to notice that his son is in grave danger; her two boys who aren't there much and aren't really of the age to be paying attention to something like that (and are probably more worried about where the next blow might come from); and a neighborhood that she's just moved into, where the neighbors don't really know her or the family. The stroller could also have belonged to someone else. I'm not intending to completely discount your statement, just giving a bit of a different perspective .
I would think it would be obvious to her "husband" and anyone else who hung around her, went places with her, etc. I would think her sons might know, neighbors, etc. An accumulation of people could describe her stroller(s) she used.