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Hey everyone, I've been following Brielle Jenkins' case closely and something just struck me about community engagement in missing person cases. It’s really amazing but also somewhat puzzling how the internet and social media can play such a huge role. I've noticed that there are so many locals and even people from other parts of the country who have shared her info, posted flyers, and have gotten involved. It’s like this entire movement! But what I'm curious about, and maybe some locals can chime in, is how effective this online effort is compared to traditional methods like neighborhood canvasses or local news broadcasts? Has anyone seen any stats on this or know about other cases where social media played a crucial role? Any insight would be appreciated! Let’s hope we find Brielle soon. ?
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I was following Brielle Jenkins' case and noticed there might be search efforts getting organized around her last known location in Miami Beach. Has anyone else heard about this? From what I understand, they’re relying heavily on volunteers to canvas the area with flyers. Knowing how crucial those first few days are, I think any awareness we can bring could help. If anyone's local and can join the search or spread the word, it seems that every bit counts. I’ve shared what I could on social media, but I'm wondering if there are other ways to support the efforts from a distance. Keeping her family in my thoughts.