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Hey everyone, I was just thinking about how technology has advanced since Robert Flanagan went missing back in 1998. With all the modern forensic tools we have today, it's surprising that more hasn't been done to re-examine his case with fresh eyes. I mean, back then, we didn't have cell phones that tracked every movement or widespread use of DNA databases. I wonder if there’s been any attempt to digitally re-create old evidence or if there’s any existing data that could be reprocessed with today's tech. It's crazy how some cold cases have been cracked open years later because of these advancements. Has anyone else followed how newer technologies have helped solve older cases, and do you think it could make a difference for Robert? Hoping for a breakthrough someday...
