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Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking about the Edward Rodriguez case from El Paso, and something that's been on my mind is the role of technology in unsolved cases like his. Given that Edward went missing over 20 years ago, I wonder how advancements in tech could potentially help bring fresh insights to such cold cases. We know his case is logged in systems like NAMUS and the Texas Missing Persons Clearinghouse, but I imagine they've gone through massive upgrades since 2000. Do you think these databases can still benefit from the integration of AI or data analytics to sift through leads or possibly match unidentified remains? It's fascinating (and frustrating) to think about how many unsolved cases might just need a bit of modern tech to crack. Curious if anyone has seen examples where technology played a role in reviving or solving cold cases like Edward's? Would love to hear thoughts or any insights from tech-savvy folks on how modern methods are making a difference today. Hoping for advancements that could help provide answers in not just this case, but so many others out there.
