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2. He called the hotel to say he'd be late, so he has free choice and something happened.

The [url="http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/16138785.htm"]Mercury News[/url] has a more detailed explanation of why this was unusual:

The Kims were planning to stay in Gold Beach on the Oregon Coast on their way back to San Francisco and called a hotel to have a key left for them when they arrived late.

But, San Francisco police said, the family never picked up the key or checked in.

To me, that sounds like someone who expects to be a few hours late, not a few days.

The other thing you have to consider is that he people who know Kim best are the ones who filed the missing persons report, not the media. I would suspect that they know him well enough to know when to worry and when not to.

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