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Been following the case of Mia Thompson who disappeared last July. One detail that keeps sticking out to me is the fact that her phone was turned off about an hour after she was last seen leaving her job. What catches my attention is that her co-workers mentioned she usually has it on to play music during her commute. This seems really odd considering she was known for being super attached to her phone. Has anyone else come across any similar cases where someone turns off their phone and then goes missing? It's worrying and it feels intentional, but could it be that she just ran out of battery? We'd all love answers, but so much remains unclear with technology in these cases. Thoughts?
