When his father realises Chuy is missing from his bedroom, he phones the police and is told they can't do anything for 48 hours. It is inconceivable that the police would refuse to act when a child of about 12 goes missing. [Many police departments will not list a child or person as missing for 24-48 hours, particularly in a huge city.]
Mimic (1997) - 1 correction
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When his father realises Chuy is missing from his bedroom, he phones the police and is told they can't do anything for 48 hours. It is inconceivable that the police would refuse to act when a child of about 12 goes missing. [Many police departments will not list a child or person as missing for 24-48 hours, particularly in a huge city.]
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