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Hey everyone, I just came across a curious piece of info about Philippe Guerin's case that I wanted to discuss. It's about that letter the hospital sent to the Widdifield Police Department instead of immediately contacting authorities about his disappearance. Has anyone else wondered about the significance of this delay in communication? I mean, it just seems like such a crucial misstep that might have impacted the investigation's early days, right? Imagine if law enforcement had been made aware right away; could it have changed the course of things? I'm really interested in any insights or thoughts you all might have on how communication lapses like this can affect missing person cases, especially decades ago when everything was so different than today. Looking forward to hearing what you all think.
