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Hey everyone, I was just thinking about how many cases seem to involve cross-border issues, and Orlando's situation is another example of this. He was last seen in El Ciruelo, Mexico, but it sounds like there's interest from the authorities in Arizona—specifically the Tohono O'Odham Nation Police. Does anyone know why they might be looking into this case from their jurisdiction? Also, random detail, but I find it interesting that Orlando has a scar on his left eyebrow. Such a distinctive feature could help with identification if he's spotted. Wondering if anyone here is familiar with the border areas and has insights into how these cases are usually handled?
Has anyone looked into why the Tohono O'Odham Nation Police Department is involved in Orlando's case if he's missing from El Ciruelo, Mexico? I wonder if there's a connection that places him in Arizona more definitely than we're aware of. Maybe he has family on the reservation or there was some sighting that hasn't been made public? It's all just speculation, but there's got to be a reason they're investing resources across the border. Also, the scar on his left eyebrow seems like a unique feature that could help identify him if he's still in the area. Thoughts?
Has anyone looked into why the Tohono O'Odham Nation Police Department in Arizona is getting involved in Orlando's case, given he's missing from Mexico? It's strange because you'd think local authorities would primarily handle it. Could there be a jurisdictional issue, or perhaps they have specific evidence that suggests he's in Arizona? Also, the scar on his left eyebrow—seems like a pretty distinctive feature. Has anyone in the Arizona area been able to report sightings or maybe tips that might link to this? If anyone has info on why there's cross-border law enforcement coordination here, I'd love to hear your thoughts.