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Hey everyone, I was digging around some old threads and came across the case of Sergei Turin. One thing that stood out to me is the mention of age-progressed images being released. It's been over a decade since he disappeared - do you think these images make a significant difference in helping people recognize someone who's been missing for that long? I suppose it gives us an updated idea of how he might look now, but how effective are they really if physical changes over time are so unpredictable? I know many folks here have followed similar cases; any thoughts on how useful these age-progressed photos are in other investigations?
