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Has anyone else noticed there seems to be a pattern with the number of people who go missing when they're last seen in the early morning hours? I was just thinking about the case of the woman who vanished from her home at 0600 yesterday with her kids. Is there something about that time—like maybe fewer witnesses around—that makes it easier for someone to disappear without a trace? I know these morning scenarios aren't always part of foul play, but it's curious how often this seems to happen. Anyone have insights or maybe some local stories that relate to this kind of timing? It just feels like there could be something more there that we're missing. ?️♀️?
