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Hey everyone, I was digging around for information about Sujey Irene Caballero de Rivera's disappearance back in 2007, and I noticed something odd—her case isn't included on the FBI's list of missing persons. I find it curious, given how long she's been missing. You'd think her case would make it onto as many databases as possible. Does anyone know if there are specific criteria that might exclude certain cases from being listed by the FBI? It just seems like she should have had more visibility all these years. I hope someone can shed some light on why some cases might not make it to their list. Thanks!
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Has anyone here looked into why Sujey Irene Caballero de Rivera's case hasn't gained more attention over the years? It's really puzzling that she doesn't even appear on the FBI's list of missing persons. I would think with a disappearance that dates back to 2007, there’d be more urgency in expanding the search and keeping her story alive. I came across her name on NamUs (MP16003), but can't seem to dig up much else besides that. It's just odd that there’s such a scarcity of available info. I wonder if any locals from the Three Points, Arizona area remember anything from around that time. Maybe there are smaller community efforts to keep her memory alive that aren't well-publicized? Any insights would be appreciated!
