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Hi everyone,
I've been following the case of the missing person last seen crossing the border near Altar, Sonora. Something that has been bugging me is the lack of surveillance footage. This area is known for migratory movement, and you would think there might be some kind of surveillance or security cameras nearby. Has anyone else thought about where cameras might be placed along this route? It seems odd that we haven’t heard anything about footage being checked. Would love to hear everyone’s thoughts or if someone has more insight into the surveillance situation at that border location.
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I've been following the case of the missing student who was last seen crossing the U.S.-Mexico border north of Altar, Sonora, and something just doesn't add up to me. It's mentioned they were traveling with a group, yet there's very little information about anyone else in that group or if any of them have been questioned thoroughly. In situations like these, it seems so critical to talk to everyone who was with them, even if they crossed over without incident. Did any of them notice anything strange or out of place? It's puzzling why the media coverage has been so silent on this particular detail. Anyone else find it odd, or is there something I'm missing?
Has anyone else noticed how the area north of Altar, Sonora, where Ella was last seen, seems to be a hotspot for people going missing? I've been following a few cases in that region, and it feels like there's some sort of pattern. I wonder if it's due to the terrain or if there's something more sinister happening? Maybe locals or those familiar with the area could chime in. That region has a mix of harsh desert but also some hiding spots—canyons and ravines. It's puzzling how someone can just disappear without a trace. Crossing that border is already tough; the conditions make it even riskier. What are folks' thoughts on this being just another tragic consequence of a difficult journey vs. something more deliberate?