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Evening everyone, I've been digging into Stacey Reddish's case and it's just baffling how many small details slipped through the cracks from day one. I was reading about the initial response from the police, and it's frustrating how often this happens—authorities assuming someone has run away instead of investigating right away. I recently came across some info suggesting that in the early '80s, runaways weren't always high-priority cases. This got me thinking, how much has this mentality changed over the years? Do you think if Stacey went missing today, the case might have been treated differently from the start? It's a shame this delayed serious efforts to find her and makes you wonder how many other cases suffered because of similar assumptions. Curious to hear if anyone else has thoughts or maybe some historical context on how missing person cases have evolved over the years.
