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Hi everyone, I've been following the case of Maisy Odjick and Shannon Alexander for a while and wanted to bring up something that hasn't been discussed much—Shannon's medication. I've read in various sources that when the girls disappeared, Shannon's medication was left behind at the apartment. This is such a crucial detail because it suggests they intended to return soon. It's puzzling that the initial assessment labeled them as runaways when they left behind such important personal effects. From what I gather, families or individuals who plan to run away often take essential items with them, especially something as vital as medication. Could there be a possibility that someone they knew might have coaxed them into leaving temporarily, thinking they would be right back? Has anyone else looked into this angle? This element of leaving behind critical belongings is something I keep circling back to because it seems to highlight a conflict in the official narrative. Any thoughts or similar cases anyone's aware of where the belongings played a big role in understanding what might've happened? Thanks for reading and eager to hear your insights. —ConcernedMind
