is quite sad - doesnt say much for the police dept, friends family and neighbours though

Isn't a person's residence like, the first place you should look for them when they are reported missing? Derr!

omg

Somebody wasn't doing their job.

TV does that to me, too.

dude there is to many creepy stories coming form the east!

Must've been a black and white TV, too.

Was it still on? hahahahaha...sorry, i'm weird this morning.

With a lot of TV programming sometimes it feels like forty some years have passed.

Is there any easy way to spot whether someone in front of a television is alive or dead?

42 years of infomercials...must be hell.

Wonder how they figured out it was 42 years.

By the pile of newspapers on the veranda?

When they burst into her apartment I'll bet you that she was petrified!

I suppose after 42 years of black and white TV, it was as well she was dead to daylight.

When they burst into her apartment I'll bet you that she was petrified!

And I suppose they couldn't help but notice the withering look she gave them for waiting so long to find her!

Quite sad really, how lonely can one get after all?

That's really sad to think about that kind of thing, I wouldn't wish loneliness on anybody, however, some people prefer it that way.

Yep, someone was not doing their job properly - Wouldn't it be logical to search the missing persons place of residence first?? Poor woman, she must have had no family.