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Hey everyone, I came across the case of Michael Andre Ingram who went missing from the Tulsa area and something that caught my attention is the six-month gap between his disappearance in May and the official report filed in November 2025. I find it concerning that it took that long for the paperwork to be processed. I know delays can happen for plenty of reasons, but in cases like this every moment is critical. Does anyone here have experience or insights into why there might be such a delay? I’m wondering if this is a common issue, especially on tribal land, or if there’s anything that can be done to address these lags. Maybe there's a way to advocate for quicker actions in future cases? Just trying to brainstorm ways the system might be improved. Any thoughts?
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I've been following Michael Andre Ingram's case since it first made the rounds on local news. Something that's confusing to me is the gap between when he was last seen in May and when the official report was filed in November. That's six months! Does anyone have any insights on why there might be such a delay? I know that sometimes families try to conduct their own searches first or there could be jurisdictional issues, especially with the tribal land element, but six months seems like a long time. Considering the case is tagged under tribal land, could there be more complexities involved that aren't being discussed publicly? Would love to hear if anyone else has thoughts or similar cases they've come across.
