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Hi everyone, I’ve been following the case of the missing person last seen crossing the border near Sasabe, and I've been thinking about the challenges of tracking people in that remote desert terrain. Does anyone know if the patrols there have any special technology to help spot individuals, like drones or thermal cameras? Given the harsh environment, it seems like a risky place for anyone to go missing. I wonder if more tech could assist search efforts or if it's already in use. Any insights or thoughts on this? Stay safe out there!
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Hey everyone, I just came across a case that hasn't been getting much attention, and I wanted to share some thoughts. A person most recently was last seen crossing near the U.S.-Mexico border at Sasabe. I’ve been looking into why someone might choose such a remote point to cross. Sasabe is not as heavily monitored compared to other areas, which makes me wonder if there's a reason this particular route was chosen. Could they have been trying to avoid someone? Or maybe they were unfamiliar with the border areas? If anyone has insights into the conditions or treatment of people at this specific border crossing, it could potentially provide more context. Maybe understanding that might help paint a clearer picture of why this person was there in the first place. Thoughts?
