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I've been delving into the case of Rene Joseph Bruneau and stumbled across something intriguing. Have any other sleuths here looked into the conditions at the Saskatchewan Hospital during the mid-1960s? I've read that it was a massive facility and a sort of microcosm of society, housing people with all kinds of backgrounds. It makes me wonder how Rene's disappearance could've been managed or even noticed so quickly, given the size of the institution. Was it common for patients to occasionally leave unnoticed, or is this a serious oversight by the staff and security back then? There's so much about that hospital's day-to-day operations from the 60s that might have slipped through the cracks. I feel like understanding more of the environment might shed some light on potential avenues Rene could have taken, or even if there was anyone who might have seen something but never came forward. What do folks think about hospitals of that era possibly playing a bigger role in enforced disappearances or simply losing track of patients due to poor record-keeping practices?
