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Hey everyone, I've been following Caleb Mills' case and wanted to bring up something that's been on my mind. I was thinking about the places in Manhattan where he was last seen. I've been to some of those spots myself, and the foot traffic is always intense. It makes me wonder if there's any chance someone might have seen him but didn’t realize it—like someone walking their dog or a delivery person who happened to pass by him on their route. I’m curious if there’s been any effort to gather surveillance footage from businesses in those areas. I know it’s a massive undertaking, given how busy Manhattan is, but even a small detail might help. If anyone is in NYC and can think of other ways to raise awareness locally, that could be really valuable too. His family must be going through so much right now, and anything we can do to help bring attention and potential tips might be crucial. Also, are there any updates from any of the missing persons organizations working on his case? I haven’t seen much in the news lately, and I hope they’re still on it. Thanks for keeping this discussion going—every voice counts!
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I’ve been following Caleb Mills’ case since it first hit the news, and something that perplexes me is the complete lack of CCTV footage or witness accounts. NYC is packed with cameras, especially in Manhattan, and yet it seems like there’s zero footage of Caleb anywhere that day. I can't help but wonder if the lack of publicly shared footage is due to privacy concerns or if there's just truly nothing to go on. Maybe he took an unusual route that day? Does anyone have insight into how investigations handle potential footage, or might there be a delay in analyzing it? Hoping for any shred of info to shed light on his disappearance.
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Has anyone else been following the case of Caleb Mills who went missing in December 2022? One thing I've been curious about is the role of social media in these cases. Have Caleb's family or the police used platforms like Twitter or Instagram to try and spread the word or gather clues? It seems like these days, social media can be a powerful tool for gathering tips and keeping a case in the public eye. A viral post could potentially reach thousands or even millions, but I haven't seen much about it online so far. If anyone has more info or thoughts on how social media is being utilized in Caleb's case, I’d love to hear it!