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Just stumbled upon this case of Doris Levina Fennell from 1977, and I'm really intrigued by the role of the community in situations like this. Has anyone else noticed how close-knit communities, like those in rural Ontario, can sometimes hold vital clues without even realizing it? I've read instances where small towns often have unspoken rules about privacy, but they can also harbor secrets known only to a few. I'm curious if anyone familiar with Kitley-Elizabeth Township back then ever noticed something odd or has stories that might not have been shared publicly. Sometimes it's the seemingly insignificant bits of local gossip that provide the missing pieces. Anyone with similar thoughts or experiences on how small communities can play into these investigations?
