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Hey everyone, I’ve been scrolling through the Facebook page Medford PD set up for missing persons, and I noticed they've been doing something interesting with Wheatley’s case. They've been consistently sharing posts that highlight Kacee’s life, like favorite hobbies and places she loved around Medford, presumably to make her story more relatable and humanize her to the community. Anyone else think that’s a smart move? I feel like putting a more personal touch might motivate someone with crucial info to come forward. What’s everyone else’s take on this strategy? It seems like these small details could jog a memory or spark recognition in someone who crossed paths with her. Would love to hear your thoughts! Stay safe, everyone.
