evafiore
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No, not reasonable. Though as a couple going through a divorce, they must live separately for one year before they can get a divorce. They can't afford a second residence, but they do have friends and family in Calgary. It is reasonable to believe that someone was helping someone out through a separation or at least until the lease was up at the co-op or they could arrange a move.Is it reasonable that the couple, living in a co-op where the minimum annual salary must be $45k, could each afford a second residence? Is it reasonable that either party would move out of the co-op during divorce, meaning that they would lose rights to living in the co-op townhouse?
It would be unkind for JB not to contact police if he knew. It would unreasonable for LE and the family not to question this without good cause. This could possibly be that JB didn't know she was gone. Alternately, they may be in fact questioning it and have not released that to the public.
Just my opinion, and I must emphasize that I am not saying it's fact. These are interpretations.