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Does anyone know if there’s been any cooperation between the Oklahoma City Police and other states' law enforcement agencies for Joshua's case? Given that his family is out of state, I wonder if they have reached out to authorities elsewhere. I've read in other cases that interstate collaboration can sometimes uncover leads that local efforts might miss. It's been so long since September 2024, and without any sightings or news, it seems like broader communication might be necessary. I hope his family is getting some support during this time, and that there's a breakthrough soon. If any of you have insights or know more about how these collaborations typically work, please share.
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Hey everyone, I’ve been following Joshua Tehauno's case pretty closely and one thing that I recently learned about is the role of NamUs in these kinds of situations. For those unfamiliar, it’s a national database that links missing persons with unidentified remains, which is so crucial when there are little to no leads like in Joshua’s case. Has anyone here ever had any experience with how NamUs contributed to solving a case? It feels like an underappreciated resource, but it's playing such an important role. Hopefully, utilizing databases like NamUs can provide some answers for Joshua's family soon. If anyone has theories or knows more about how these systems work in practice, sharing them might help raise more awareness. Keep spreading the word, everyone—every bit helps. Stay safe.
