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Hey everyone, just wanted to bring up something that's been making me think more about Gabriel Espinoza's case. Has anyone ever looked closely at the timeline between when he was last seen and when he was officially reported missing? It's almost two weeks, right? That's a pretty significant gap, especially when someone's life could be at risk. I know sometimes people assume someone will come back or is just taking some time off, but for two whole weeks, it feels like a lot. Did his sister mention if there was any particular reason they waited until May 9 to report him missing? Wonder if there was anything happening in his life around that time that made it seem less urgent. Just a thought. Anyone familiar with Houston around that period have any insights into common procedures or sentiments around reporting missing persons back then?