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I was revisiting the case of the Springfield Three and found myself particularly intrigued by the missing voicemail message from the Levitt home. It's baffling to think about what that message might have revealed. Was it a friend checking in or maybe something more sinister? The fact that it was accidentally erased before law enforcement could hear it makes it feel like a piece of the puzzle we'll never recover. If it was indeed from someone involved, they might have been counting on it to be erased or unheard. Makes you wonder how many other cases out there have had crucial pieces of evidence accidentally destroyed or lost. What do you all think? Do you believe that voicemail could have changed the direction of the investigation?
