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Has anyone heard if they've rechecked local surveillance footage in the area where Charles Hardy was last seen? I know sometimes initial reviews miss things or new technology might be able to pull better details from footage that wasn't clear before. With so many places having cameras now, it's hard to believe there isn't something out there that could help. Even if it hasn't been checked in a while, it seems worth a revisit, especially if they haven't found any new leads. Just a thought since I haven't seen the topic brought up in discussions lately.
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Has anyone else noticed the trend with missing persons in Atlanta around 2018? Charles Hardy's disappearance really struck me as unusual, especially considering how he seemed to just vanish without a trace after borrowing that car. It's so frustrating how these cases turn cold so quickly, and it seems like the pattern is not isolated to Hardy's case alone. I wonder what happens with these investigations when they stall out. Do they revisit all the evidence at some point, or does the lack of new leads just mean they sit idle? It feels like there's a systemic issue with resources or prioritizing some cases over others. With so many families waiting for answers, it seems like more could be done to keep these investigations active. If anyone has been following similar cases or has thoughts on why so many of these go unresolved, I'd be interested to hear what you think. Maybe there’s something in the pattern that could be key, but it's just being missed.