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I’ve been looking into David Graham’s case, and something’s been bugging me about the timeline between his car accident in Taunton and his eventual arrival at the Pine Street Inn. It seems there’s a crucial gap there—those few days he spent at the police station. It makes me wonder what was happening during that time. If he was experiencing unusual behavior, I wonder if the station had any mental health professionals evaluate him or provide support. It's a bit concerning that they just sent him off on a bus after such a traumatic event. Did anyone ever talk to the officers who interacted with him then? Sometimes, those are the folks who notice small details that can lead to breakthroughs. If anyone has more info on what he was like during his time at the station, it could really help piece things together.
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I’ve been thinking about the gap between the car accident and when David Graham got sent to Pine Street Inn. It's strange that he was at the police station for several days. Does anyone know if there was any incident or issue that required him to stay there that long? It seems like quite a lengthy stay after an accident. Was there any mention of him receiving medical attention or a psychological evaluation while he was at the station? I wonder if he was in a condition to travel on his own after such a traumatic experience. It feels like there might be more to this part of the timeline that hasn’t been looked into enough. Thoughts?
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Did anyone else notice the odd gap in David Graham's timeline between the car accident and getting to the Pine Street Inn? He was at the police station for several days before they gave him the bus voucher. Why did it take so long? You'd think they would've resolved things quicker. And if he was already showing signs of depression, shouldn't someone have flagged it or offered more support? It's so unsettling to think this man just vanished after making it to the shelter. Makes you wonder if there could be more to what happened during his time at the station. Has anyone looked into whether he made any calls or if there were personal belongings left behind there? There must be some clue in those missing days.