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Has anyone else looked into the timeline discrepancies with Larry Turner's case? It strikes me as odd that the formal report wasn't taken for three days after the disappearance. Given the frantic nature of his last phone call to Jerri Roberts, wouldn't it have made sense for an immediate response? Waiting that long seems like a completely missed opportunity in those crucial first 48 hours when finding someone is most likely. I understand that the van was still at the shopping complex during that time, but I wonder what evidence might have been lost or overlooked in those initial days. Could the delay have impacted the investigation's direction, leaving gaps that are now impossible to fill? Curious to hear what others think about this aspect and how common it is for police not to act quickly in missing person cases.
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Hey everyone, I've been thinking about Larry Dale Turner's case, and I'm curious about the quick response time after Jerri received his phone call. It's odd that the police didn't take a formal report until three days later, especially after such an alarming message. I understand they might have thought he would return on his own, but that call was far from ordinary. Has anyone come across similar cases where a delay like this happens despite clear signs of potential danger? It feels like a missed opportunity to gather crucial evidence from the start. Would love to hear your thoughts or experiences.
