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Does anyone else find it strange that Lola's disappearance wasn't reported by her husband, but by her sister months later? I can't wrap my head around why George wouldn't report his wife missing immediately, especially considering the supposed circumstances of her sudden departure. If Lola really did take off with a large sum of cash and a gun, wouldn't that be a cause for concern? Just seems odd that he wouldn't be worried about her safety or whereabouts. Plus, having a family member report it so much later could mean vital leads were lost. I've been following true crime cases for a while, and this delay in reporting often adds another layer of complexity to investigations. What do you guys think—just an oversight, or something more sinister?
