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Hey everyone, I've been following Todd Kenyon's case from Redding and something that's been puzzling me is the timeline of when he was reported missing. If you think about it, he vanished on April 1st, but the official report wasn't made until April 13th. That's almost two whole weeks! I know sometimes families and friends might hold out hope the person will turn up, but it seems like a long time, especially when every moment counts in these cases. I'm curious about what might have happened during those 12 days. Was there an initial search among his friends and family? Did they maybe think he'd gone off on one of his own adventures (assuming that's something he was known for)? Or was there any hesitation because they trusted that he'd return on his own? Also, does anyone know if the delay in reporting has impacted the investigation in a significant way? Was there any critical evidence that could have been contaminated or overlooked due to the time gap? It's frustrating because those first few days are so crucial, and the thought that we might have lost out on vital clues because of the delay is weighing on my mind. Maybe someone closer to the scene can provide some insight. Keeping fingers crossed for any positive updates soon!
