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I've been really diving into the circumstances surrounding Susie Osborne and Evan Chartrand's disappearance, and I keep coming back to the oddity of Susie's husband's behavior. It's been noted that he was extremely controlling, monitoring her social media and communications. Does anyone else wonder if this could have been a factor in why it took two months for anyone to realize they were missing? It’s troubling to think how isolated someone can become when an intimate partner is controlling every aspect of their life. It's easy to lose track of time when someone’s so tightly monitored, but it’s still wild to me that it took quite that long for anyone to notice something was amiss. What do you all think? Were there any signs she tried to reach out for help but maybe it was misinterpreted as her usual behavior?
