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  I think this one only applies to the parents lol.
context: Not sure what, exactly, to do with this, but I would think that one of the main arguments here would have been that the father bears just as much responsibility as mom. Thus far, your entire rationale, and the rationale offered by everyone else, has only focused on whether MOM screwed up. Why? Why doesn't DAD bear any responsibility?
  And really, why not just call it a collective failure of the entire family? Kevin's uncles, aunts, cousins, siblings, not a single one of them noticed or spoke up about the fact that Kevin seems to be absent. Don't they bear at least some blame?
  But really, I don't get why we're only talking about mom here and not dad. If it's a parenting issue, he's just as much a parent as she is. >
  
  Ya tbh, a kid is missing for a whole day and none of that massive family realises? How isolated was he? I have an extended family in Pakistan and I can't imagine this happening to any one of us. You don't just forget a family member you've known and loved for years, exists