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Hey everyone, I’ve been deeply invested in the Lavina Tocher case for a while and recently came across a particularly curious detail that I hadn’t thought much about until now. It strikes me as odd that the anonymous call reporting her missing didn’t come through until December 12, 1991. That’s almost three months after she was last seen in September. I’m wondering if anyone has any thoughts about what might have motivated someone to wait so long before reporting Lavina missing? It's unsettling to think there could have been people who knew more than they let on. Could fear of Allan Tocher have played a role, given his later actions? It just seems like there’s a lot more under the surface there, and understanding the hesitation might give us new insights into what really happened. Has anyone else come across cases like this where an anonymous call played a big role? Would love to hear any theories or ideas! Thanks, CuriousCat72
