There is something not being considered in this disappearance, Subliminal Distraction exposure. It may or may not be involved. Discovered when it caused a mental break for office workers forty years ago the cubicle was designed to stop it in offices by 1968.

The hospital would be aware of it as ICU Psychosis. One in three people who spend more than five days in a hospital intensive care unit has this mental break. Most recover after they leave the ICU. Hospitals ignorantly blame too much stimulation in the ICU. Different levels of Subliminal Distraction exposure for students incorrectly using computers can cause longer episodes.

Le was a high achieving student in an intensive college program with a laptop computer.

There is a long list of these students who vanish on a moments notice. Remember Brian Shaffer, Maura Murray, Michael Negrete, Justin Gains, Josh Guimond,and recently Nick Coppola. As you see most were athletic males. Different amounts of evidence exists for each case. Brian Shaffer was on video alone before he vanished. Nick Coppola has a longer story. But he was in police custody, released, then vanished alone. His activities indicate he was in a confused state.

This problem should have been eliminated before anything else. If Le is a Dissociative Fugue victim not only might she have been an easy crime or fatal accident victim but if she survived the onset of the mental break Subliminal Distraction is known to cause she could be anywhere she could travel with out a passport.

Students who disappeared like this have been recovered alive after different lengths of time from a few days to over eight months.

Visit the Missing Students page on my site. The “Letters” page is a simple presentation of the unrealized history of these mental breaks and my nine year investigation methodology.

I am interested in contacting and interviewing her roommates and family to ask about activities that would have allowed this mental event to happen. There is a contact Researcher link on the site, VisionAndPsychosis.Net.