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I've been following the case of Norman Velasquez Aguilar for some time and I noticed something puzzling about the area around McAllen, Texas. It seems like a large number of missing persons cases originate from this region. It's curious because McAllen isn't a very big city. I'm wondering if there's something specific about this location – maybe social or economic factors? Are there any locals or anyone familiar with the region who can shed light on this? Not suggesting any theories yet, but trying to understand if there's more to this trend. It might help in cases like Norman's if we look at the larger picture. Thoughts?
