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Has anyone else been curious about the timeline of Patricia’s disappearance? I was looking over some old newspaper archives, and I found it odd that Ernest waited two days before contacting her brother about her being missing. I mean, if your spouse doesn’t come home, wouldn’t you contact someone right away? It makes me wonder if something happened between Patricia and Ernest on April 3rd. Also, all her clothes being gone seems suspicious. It’s like someone wanted to make it look like she left for good. Does anyone know if the authorities looked into other places Ernest might have had access to back then? I feel like the focus has only been on their main residence. There's just something that doesn’t sit right with me, and it’s been bothering me for a while now. Would love to hear what you all think!
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I was reading through Patricia Laemmerhirt's case again, and something that's been bothering me is the timeline regarding her supposed departure. Ernest says Patricia left on April 3, but he didn't reach out to her brother until two days later on April 5. I'm trying to wrap my head around this—if a spouse is genuinely missing, wouldn't you contact family immediately, especially given the tension in their relationship? It seems odd to me that a couple experiencing marital issues like theirs would result in such a nonchalant reaction to her absence. I feel like this gap in time might be significant. Maybe he thought she'd just walked out for good, but again, why wait two days? Curious to know if anyone else has thoughts on this or if there's similar behavior noted in any other cases.
