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Hey everyone, just came across the Kulshreshtha siblings' case and wanted to bring up something that I've been pondering about. It's mentioned that age-progressed images have been released over the years. Does anyone know how accurate those images usually are in cases like these? Especially since Hemangini and Yashaswi have possibly been in India, where lifestyle and environmental factors might differ from what the artists originally considered. Could this affect the accuracy of those images? Just trying to get a better understanding and see if there are ways these tools could be improved. Anyone with insights or thoughts on this?
Was anyone following the Hemangini Kulshreshtha case back in 2007? It always strikes me how challenging cross-border cases can be. With Hemangini and her brother Yashaswi potentially being taken to India, I imagine the logistics and legal hurdles make it incredibly tough for authorities to track them down. Does anyone know if there have been any recent updates or cooperation between US and Indian authorities on this case? Also, those age-progressed images can be crucial. Has anyone seen them or know how widely they’ve been distributed?
Has anyone else followed the case of Hemangini Kulshreshtha? One thing that always struck me is how challenging it must be for authorities to navigate international laws to track Rashmi if she's really taken the kids to India. I’ve heard about similar cases where the legal process can be incredibly slow due to differences in legal systems and cooperation between countries. With such little info and long time having passed since 2007, it's hard to keep hope, but those age-progressed images are a crucial step that could really help. What do you think about the effectiveness of these images in cases like this? Have they helped bring closure to similar cases?