Has anyone heard if the police are looking into any kind of digital evidence or phone records in Omar Smith Corro-Hernandez's case? It seems like it's been radio silence from the authorities, and I'm just wondering if they're even exploring these angles. With technology these days, you'd think there'd be some trace or clue that could point in the right direction. If his phone was with him, surely there must be some digital trail? Maybe no news is a good thing, but the waiting must be so tough for his loved ones. Any thoughts or insights?
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Hey everyone, I’ve been following Omar Smith Corro-Hernandez’s case from Dos Palos, and something that caught my attention is the complete lack of digital footprint. It strikes me as really unusual, especially for someone so young. Typically, even in cases where the individual doesn't have much of a social media presence, there might still be some digital traces like text messages or emails from around the time they went missing. But from what has been publicly released, there’s been nothing like that in Omar's case. I wonder if law enforcement has been able to access his phone records or any digital data. It’s just perplexing how he seemed to have vanished without a trace. For those seasoned in these kinds of cases, is it common for there to be so little digital information available, or could this suggest something else is at play? Thoughts, anyone?
