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I recently came across the case of Kareon Thompkins, and it's been weighing heavily on my mind. While the details of her disappearance are scarce, I'm curious about the role of technology and social media in these investigations. With so many teens actively using social media, could there be digital footprints that might provide clues? It seems like a potential goldmine for information, whether it's through messages, geotags, or interactions. I'm wondering if anyone has insights or experiences with how authorities might leverage technology in missing persons cases, especially in places like Houston where the volume of cases is high. Could community members play a part in this digital aspect, maybe by sharing posts or being vigilant online? Any thoughts or related experiences?
