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Does anyone else find it odd how quickly the situation changed for Marilyn's husband after her disappearance? From what I've been reading, it's like he just picked up and moved across the country to California soon after Marilyn was last seen. I understand people have their own ways of dealing with grief or uncertainty, but the foreclosure of their home and his subsequent move just strikes me as peculiar. If Marilyn really went off to a retreat, the timing is convenient, to say the least. I know the authorities say he's been cooperative, but has anyone looked into what his life in California is like now? Maybe talking to neighbors or people who know him could offer some insights. Not saying he did anything, but information about someone's lifestyle and choices after such a huge event could potentially be revealing. Thoughts?
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Has anyone else taken a deep dive into the financial aspects surrounding Marilyn Lehan's case? I just can't wrap my head around how there weren't any signs of financial distress before the house in Eastport was foreclosed. Did she have her own accounts, or was everything managed by her husband? It's strange that Marilyn’s family didn't notice anything odd for so long, even after her supposed trip to Montana. Financial records might offer more insight into her life before she disappeared. Maybe something was amiss there? Could be a long shot, but sometimes these details uncover hidden aspects of someone's life that could be crucial to solving the mystery. If anyone has come across anything related to this angle, I’d be curious to know.
