No. LE would not lie to the public about the date she was reported missing and the date they began to investigate. There is no reason for that type of deception and it would only erode public trust. Everything in the investigation will have been carefully documented and what they did to investigate from the beginning will eventually be released. We will see body cams of the well check visit, videos or audio recordings of phone calls made, LE's notes on interviews and what they did to follow up on everything. Colorado has laws that require transparency on what was done to investigate so all that will come out. If the police chief lied about the date they started investigating he could lose his job IMO.