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Hey everyone, I haven’t seen many people talking about this, but has anyone considered the role social media might play in Jordan Montez’s disappearance? We all know teens are pretty active on platforms like Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok. Could there be clues hidden in his online activity leading up to March 28th? Sometimes, photos, comments, or even location tags can provide unexpected insights or leads. If any of you have mutual connections or know how to access public posts, it might be worth looking into. Pictures taken the day before or even weeks prior could offer new angles we haven’t considered yet. Just wanted to bring this up and see if we could brainstorm ways to approach it. Let’s keep working together until Jordan is back where he belongs. Stay safe, folks!
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Hey everyone, I've been following Jordan Montez's case pretty closely, and something that sticks out to me is the role that cell phone data might play in locating him. I know in many past cases, pinging the last known location of a phone has led to big breakthroughs. Do we know if the authorities have made any progress with tracking his phone? It's often one of the first things they look at, but I haven't heard much about it in any news updates or from community pressers. If anyone has any insights or has heard updates from local officials on this aspect, I think it could be really helpful to share. I just feel like tech can be a powerful ally in these situations, and it might give law enforcement the edge they need in piecing together his last known movements. Thoughts?
