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Hey everyone, I've been digging into the case of Judy Ann Chescue and something about the delay in reporting her disappearance doesn't sit right with me. From what I've gathered, Judy went missing in July, but her case wasn’t officially reported until October. That’s a whole three months! I’m really curious about why there was such a long gap before notifying the police. Was it just a case of assuming she'd come back? Did someone in her circle fail to realize the urgency, or were there other factors at play? It makes me wonder if this delay cost valuable time in the investigation and whether it impacted the chances of finding any significant leads early on. I can’t help but think about what could have emerged if the search for Judy had begun immediately after she went missing. Every day matters in cases like these. Does anyone know if this kind of delay was common back in the late 80s? Or maybe circumstances in this particular situation might have contributed to it? Any insights would be great! Thanks for letting me share my thoughts here.
