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I've been diving deep into the details of Shirley Lee Cletheroe's case, and something that caught my attention is the timing of the initial report. It's baffling that the family had to wait 48 hours before the police would officially consider it a missing person's case. I understand there's protocol, but knowing the initial hours are crucial, it's frustrating to see this happen time and again, especially in cases involving Indigenous women. The barbecue she attended was right across the street, which makes her disappearance all the more puzzling. It suggests that something might've happened in such a brief window of time. I wonder if there were any witnesses from the barbecue who saw anything or if the attendees have been re-interviewed over the years. Every small detail could be vital, especially after all this time. Hoping for answers not just for Shirley's family but for the whole community affected by her disappearance. Thoughts?
