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So, I recently stumbled upon some old articles about Joanne Garr's disappearance, and something struck me as odd. You know how Philip Garr kept changing his story about where Joanne was supposedly going? It just doesn't make sense to me how someone could be so unsure about the timeline of such life-altering events. It also got me thinking about her employer at Hygrade Food Products. They sent her belongings back to the address shared with Philip, and then the package gets returned undeliverable? Why wasn't anyone questioning this at the time? I get it was a different era, but still, wouldn't that be a huge red flag to someone? And then the package just gets discarded?! That's literally evidence that could have been useful. What does everyone else make of this? Seems like there were so many missed opportunities to figure out what actually happened to Joanne. Hoping others have insights or maybe know if any of these aspects were looked into deeper. It’s these loose ends that really keep cases like this unsolved for decades.
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Has anyone looked into the inconsistencies surrounding how Joanne's employer handled her absence? I find it curious that they simply assumed she quit without notice, especially after six years of employment. It makes me wonder if there was any protocol at Hygrade Food Products Corp. for when an employee just stops showing up. Considering it was the early '70s, I imagine procedures were different, but still, wouldn't someone in HR have tried harder to get in touch, especially since they had that returned package? Did anyone at her work notice anything unusual in the days leading up to her disappearance? I think it's worth exploring if there was more to her interactions at the office before that fateful Thanksgiving. Anyone with thoughts or insights?
