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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What time was the nanny supposed to come take over childcare? Did the nanny not report the fact that the family was not home? Not saying she should have thought it was an emergency at that point. But it makes me wonder if they’d have been found alive if she had. [/quote] It was a Sunday so it probably was not a regularly scheduled block for the nanny and might have been a last minute overtime job so she might have figured there was a change of plans. [/quote] Sorry you’re confused. The family went for the hike on Sunday. Nanny showed up for work as planned on Monday morning. Family reported missing late Monday night. Police discovered bodies on Tuesday morning.[/quote] No exactly sure why people are trying to blame someone for not reporting them missing sooner.[/quote] I’m the poster who originally asked about the nanny. As I said, I’m not saying she should have sounded the alarm at that point. I was just wondering why nobody noticed anything the day of the hike. Wouldn’t family, friends, neighbors, nanny or whomever have noticed none of the family came back the day of the hike? Especially if they were supposed to be back by lunchtime or early afternoon. But they were not reported missing until the next night. Not even the next morning, but at the end of the next evening. [/quote] The nanny works weekdays. They went hiking on a Sunday. I don’t find it surprising at all that no one noticed they were missing until the Monday morning, when both the nanny and people at the husband’s work were concerned and started making calls. [/quote] Would they have definitely all have perished by Sunday afternoon/evening? I don’t know what the timeline was. It’s just so awful. I’m also a little surprised there were no other hikers either Sunday or Monday. I’m not a huge hiker but whenever I do go I see at least two other groups during the hike. [/quote]
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