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Hey everyone, I've been following Markell Hightower's case pretty closely, and something I've been thinking about is his lack of a driver's license and a cell phone. In this day and age, it's unusual for someone Markell's age not to have a phone—especially from a safety and connectivity standpoint. Could it mean he was off the grid intentionally, or is it possible he couldn't afford one at the time? Also, how does not having a driver's license play into this? Could it have limited his ability to travel far without relying on public transport or someone else driving? I feel like these factors might be crucial in understanding what was happening in his life before he went missing. What do you all think? Any insights into how missing person cases are affected by these kinds of limitations?
