- in another room, and phones somehow end up in unexpected places.
A potentially more concerning pattern occurs when someone repeatedly places objects in highly unusual locations and cannot retrace their steps to find them.
For example, a person might put keys in a refrigerator, store a wallet somewhere completely unrelated to its normal location, or place household objects in inappropriate locations.
They may be unable to reconstruct how the object got there.
In some cases, repeated loss of belongings can also contribute to suspicion. A person may become convinced that family members or caregivers are stealing objects that were actually
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