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I've been keeping up with Gwendolyn Curry's case, and one aspect I find particularly puzzling is the timing of her disappearance. Leaving at around 12:25 AM seems so specific—like it could either mean it was well thought out or possibly suggest some sort of pre-arranged plan with someone. Does anyone else think the timing might be super important in figuring this out? I mean, 12:25 isn't your typical time to just leave on a whim. It's not like she slipped out during daylight when it might've gone unnoticed by parents or neighbors. This nagging detail makes me wonder if someone else was involved, maybe even waiting for her. Just throwing this out there because it feels like piecing together even the tiniest things might lead somewhere. Thoughts?
