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I've been following Geoffrey Bergman’s case for a while, and something that's been on my mind is the evident lack of public details about the day he vanished. Given that he disappeared back in '96, I wonder if that’s part of why there’s such a limited amount of information available. The lack of widespread internet access back then could have played a role, too. It's intriguing how cases like his, from a time not so long ago, already slip through the cracks due to technology barriers we’ve since overcome. Does anyone have thoughts on whether revisiting these older cases with new tech might offer fresh hope or leads? Also, if anyone’s familiar with how NamUs works, how effective is it after all these years?
