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Has anyone looked into the possibility of local news outlets in the Reynosa area for any mentions of Alex back in 2008? Sometimes smaller stories or missing persons notices might not make it to the larger platforms, but there could be something reported locally that hasn't been widely shared. Also, has anyone considered reaching out to organizations or groups that specialize in missing persons who might cross into the U.S. from Mexico? They might have some insight or resources that could be helpful, especially given how long it's been. Just thinking it might be worth exploring every angle in cases like these where leads are scarce.
Does anyone else find it puzzling how Alex Donaldo Aguilar-Vasquez just vanished after that last call from Reynosa? It’s always stuck with me, especially since he intended to cross into the U.S. and had specific plans to reach California. It's such a busy area; you'd think there would have been more leads by now or someone who might have seen something. The fact that he potentially used different names doesn't make the search any easier. I wonder if anyone has come forward with information on the times he might have used those aliases. If anyone has thoughts or theories, I'd love to hear them. Let's try to keep the conversation going and maybe shed some light on what happened.
Hey everyone, I've been following Alex Donaldo Aguilar-Vasquez's case closely, and something's been on my mind. It's been so many years, and yet there's almost no mention of his possible route after Reynosa. It's such a risky crossing, especially considering the conditions around the border. Could he have tried to cross near a lesser-known point, maybe somewhere that traffickers frequent? Sometimes people who migrate use different routes to stay off the radar, and maybe someone in these communities knows something they haven't shared yet. There have to be people in Reynosa or other towns along the border who might have seen or heard something, even if it seemed insignificant at the time. Asking around or revisiting those communities could bring new information to light. Thoughts?