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Just stumbled across this case and something about it really hit me. How does someone go missing for three years without anyone checking in? I get that lives are busy, but it speaks volumes about the need for stronger community bonds and family connections. In smaller neighborhoods like Castalia Heights, wouldn’t you expect folks to notice when someone disappears? Also, aren't there systems in place to flag when someone hasn't been seen for ages, especially for seniors? Ms. Oliver was living with dementia and diabetes—serious conditions that require regular attention. It makes me wonder about the support systems and checks that should be there for our elderly neighbors. What happens when people fall through the cracks? For those who've experienced similar situations, did it make you reassess your friendships and family ties? Hoping they find her and this serves as a wake-up call for all of us to keep better tabs on the people in our communities. Any other theories on how she might have stayed under the radar for so long?
