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I recently came across Julie Ann Derouin's case and was struck by the three-year delay before she was reported missing. That kind of time lapse seems just unbelievable, and I can't help wondering how much that has affected the ability to trace her steps. It makes me think about the importance of immediate reporting—every hour can be crucial in missing persons cases. It seems like the initial delay might have closed off certain avenues early on. I’m curious if any of you have insights or theories on how such delays impact investigations long-term, especially in cases from the '80s when resources and technology were so different from today. It seems like the passage of time only adds more layers of complexity. Anyone else have thoughts on this aspect?
