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Hey everyone, I've been following Alicia's case closely, and something that's been on my mind is how often her phone's GPS was active the day she went missing. It looks like she regularly used navigation apps to move around, but on the day she vanished, there's a gap in the data around the time she was last seen. Could be a coincidence, but what if she was intentionally trying to cut off her location tracking? Or maybe someone else had control over her phone at that time? I know law enforcement is looking into phone records, but I wonder if there’s more to explore on this front. Does anyone have ideas about how phone tracking could get interrupted like that? Is it common for missing person cases to have gaps in GPS data? Thanks for any thoughts or insights you might have! Stay safe, everyone.
