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I’ve been following Keshaun's case, and something that's really bugging me is the lack of CCTV footage around the time he went missing. I know it’s been pointed out that there are few leads, but isn't it odd in this day and age with cameras pretty much everywhere? I mean, November 7th was a weekday, right afterwards school hours—I’d imagine other kids, parents picking up their children, or people going about their afternoon routines in the neighborhood could've seen something or caught a glimpse of him. It’s frustrating how cases like these, where every second counts, run into walls when technology misses the mark. Has anyone looked into nearby businesses, like convenience stores or gas stations, that might have had cameras rolling? It feels like, even though we're in 2025, those tiny pieces of captured footage can still make a world of difference in figuring out what happened or who might have seen him last. It's just so troubling that there seems to be zero video evidence despite the fact that it's such a busy area. Thoughts?
