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I’ve been looking into David Mory’s case, and one thing that stands out to me is how common it is for missing persons cases to go cold in Missouri. It's really frustrating knowing how many families are waiting for answers. Mory's disappearance on New Year's Day 2018 adds to this long list, and it seems like some of these cases hardly get the spotlight they deserve. I’ve seen families make their own campaigns to keep attention on their loved ones, but it must be overwhelming. Does anyone know if there's been any community efforts or rallies in Saint Louis focused on missing persons, or anything specific for David since then? It might be helpful to share ways to get involved or keep his case active in public discussions.
Just came across the case of David Mory, and something that caught my attention is how his disappearance highlights a broader issue. It’s alarming to think about the number of missing persons in Missouri that haven’t been found, some dating back decades. It seems like there’s an ongoing struggle with resources or something. You’d think with today’s technology, there’d be more advancements in solving these old cases. Maybe there’s a need for more awareness or pressure on local departments to keep these cases active? Anyone have thoughts on how communities can support or push for more resources in these situations? It seems like public interest might be a big part of keeping cases like Mory’s in the spotlight.