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Hey everyone,
I've been thinking about Juanita May Mullins' case again, and something just dawned on me about the odd circumstances at her home. I know we’ve discussed the situation with her son already, but has anyone considered any delivery services they might’ve used regularly? It seems they kept to themselves, but even people who are private might still rely on services like grocery or medication deliveries.
Could there be a chance that someone who regularly delivered to them might've noticed something unusual or seen Juanita before she disappeared? I wonder if anyone's checked into that. It just feels like there might be something worthwhile there—especially if someone usually brought essentials to their doorstep and saw or heard anything out of the ordinary.
Any thoughts on how we could dig into this angle further or has this already been looked at by authorities? Just throwing it out there to see what everyone else thinks.
Stay safe,
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Has anyone else noticed how cases involving elderly individuals with Alzheimer's often seem to fall through the cracks? I'm thinking of Juanita May Mullins, the 86-year-old who went missing from Abilene back in 2008. Her case has always struck me because even though her son was found deceased, there weren't any signs of what happened to Juanita.
I find it puzzling that neighbors only contacted authorities when they noticed the mail piling up and a strong odor. It makes me wonder if there might have been any signs earlier on that no one picked up on. It's just tragic to think about how vulnerable she was, especially with her condition. If anyone has family members with advanced Alzheimer's, what do you think we can do to raise awareness and help prevent similar situations? It seems like there should be a support network or frequent check-ins for those kind of cases. I'd love to hear your thoughts and any theories on what might have actually happened to Juanita.