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Has anyone else looked into the timeline concerning Andre Lobato's actions after Alesha disappeared? The fact that he didn't report her missing for so long really hits me as odd. I mean, if they left together and only he returned, wouldn't the first logical step be to notify someone or search for her immediately? I know these things can be more complicated and hindsight is 20/20, but this just doesn't sit right with me. Also, the financial fraud angle is particularly puzzling. Altering checks seems like a bold move if he wanted to avoid attention. Why take that risk unless he believed no one would notice or care? It seems like there might be more under the surface here. What do you all think about that? Could there be something else entirely that we’re missing? ?
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I've been following Alesha Brookshier's case, and something that puzzles me is the timing of the missing persons report. It’s really concerning that it took almost two years before any formal report was filed. I can’t help but wonder why her ex-husband, Andre Lobato, didn’t take action sooner if he was the last person to see her. It raises more questions about his involvement and why the family or close friends didn’t come forward earlier. Were there signs of a strained relationship that made them hesitant? It's frustrating to see such a long gap when time is often crucial in these cases. Does anyone familiar with the situation know if there was a specific reason for this delay? Any speculation or insights would be appreciated.
