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They do, it just may be in an awkward to reach place like under a safe (happened to me once, I had to use a Frame disc to go maximum short to reach it) or under a sofa. In the latter case you're kinda boned until they kill again. Still, it's worth sweeping the crime scene again.
It also may not be close to the corpse. I've found them two rooms over.
Go back to the murder scene and search again. It's there but it can be well-hidden, check the corners, behind doors, on drawers, etc. I had a case like this where I didn't find the paper, but I had found it in the past, so I closed the door I entered by and there it was.
You don't need to find the anagram to solve the murder, the game seems to follow the philosophy for d&d mysteries where there are always multiples of the same clues & ways to finish a case. E.g. in one of these cases, they were murdered by the person who lived across from them.
I also find the murderer & victim are often not in the address book for each other, so you can create suspects by reverse elimination. If neighbours don't have each other in the address book, but they have everyone else, that can be a red flag.