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I’ve been following Sergio Rincon Solis’s case for some time and something that's always puzzled me is the intersection of cross-border jurisdiction. Given that Sergio was last seen in Mexicali, Mexico, but the U.S. authorities are also involved, how does that typically work for missing persons cases? Do the agencies collaborate closely, and what challenges might they face in terms of sharing information or conducting searches across the border? I can't help but think that the complexities of international cooperation might have hindered progress in finding Sergio. Anyone have insights or experiences with how these kinds of cross-border collaborations are handled in missing persons investigations?
