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Hey all, I've been researching the Marjorie Twilla Randolph case and there's an aspect I find perplexing. From what I’ve gathered, there were very limited security measures at the facility back in 1994. This strikes me as odd considering it was meant to be a safe environment for residents like Marjorie, who had mobility and cognitive issues. Were there any other similar incidents at that facility around the same time? It just seems crucial to understand if there was a pattern or oversight in their security protocol that could have played a part in her disappearance. Any local folks remember changes in the facility’s security measures after she went missing? Wondering if her case prompted any action or investigation into the facility’s management at the time.
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Hey sleuths, I was revisiting Marjorie Twilla Randolph's case from '94 and something that's been bugging me is the surveillance situation at that time. Does anyone know if the assisted care facility in Arcadia had any cameras or security measures back then? Given the technology of the early '90s, I'm wondering if any footage that could have shed light on her movements would have even existed, or if it was just too early for that kind of tech to be in widespread use at such places. It's frustrating to think this might have all depended on someone spotting something rather than hard evidence. Anyone have thoughts or know more about this facility’s security measures at the time?
