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I just finished reading an article from a Pittsburgh newspaper that talked about the difficulty in getting an investigation going when an adult is missing; one of the things that was said to be important was constant pressure from the family of the missing person; like daily phone calls, for example. This is one of the things that we all seem to think did not happen. There can be at least a few reasons for this-for me, one reason could be the attitude of the police. We know that Sylvia's parents did report her missing as soon as the police would take a report. What we don't know is how the police handled the meeting with the Lwowskis, and we don't know if the Lwowskis were "in your face", persistent type people. Were the Lwowskis told not to bother them with phone calls ("don't call us, we'll call you")? Did the Lwowskis suspect that Sylvia was a likely runaway or suicide? These are things we will never know.
Bbm: You know, if there was "trouble in paradise" with this couple, I think that could have swayed the Lwowskis' and would explain the outrage, too. --And the silence?
I absolutely hate to bring this up BUT - Class and heritage would have been very important - lineage, ancestry, historical importance, etc. (Oh I say this because of my own experience with the beloved Italians)
Sylvia was Marrying "up" by all accounts. ... Heritage, College, etc.,
What if she said F*** it?
What if she said I can't do this anymore?
What if her B/FF said F*** You?
What if she?...
What if he?...
What if they?
What if?
What if the police got nothing to go on???