SkidRogue
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I've been thinking about this as it relates to LE's initial approach to the Laundries. JMO
Adults have the right not to contact their families, friends, and spouses. LE has to make certain to the best of their ability that a missing person isn't running from the very people who are searching for them. Given Gabby's age and the fact that she had no children, job, or permanent residence she would be a prime candidate to fall off the map of her own accord. From what we know about Gabby now that seems very weird, but people honestly disappear themselves every day. The cops are aware of that, so I don't think their initial response is to approach the situation with the urgency we expect.
I believe it's more of "let's check out the situation" rather than "let's find this person now."
Adults have the right not to contact their families, friends, and spouses. LE has to make certain to the best of their ability that a missing person isn't running from the very people who are searching for them. Given Gabby's age and the fact that she had no children, job, or permanent residence she would be a prime candidate to fall off the map of her own accord. From what we know about Gabby now that seems very weird, but people honestly disappear themselves every day. The cops are aware of that, so I don't think their initial response is to approach the situation with the urgency we expect.
I believe it's more of "let's check out the situation" rather than "let's find this person now."
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