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Hey everyone,
I've been following Alicia Batovsky's case since she went missing in Louisville, and something's been on my mind lately. I know the focus has been on her neighborhood and those she was close to, but has anyone looked into her workplace? People spend so much time there, and sometimes colleagues see a side that family and friends might not. Did she have any work issues or disputes, or was there anything unusual in her professional life leading up to her disappearance? It's a long shot, but exploring every angle could draw out some useful info. Thoughts?
Has anyone else noticed the lack of CCTV footage or mention of it in Alicia Batovsky's case? Given that she was last seen near her home on Louisville's east side, you'd think there would be some surveillance footage available from nearby businesses or traffic cameras. This seems like a major gap in the investigation—either it hasn't been shared publicly, or maybe there wasn't any to begin with? I know privacy concerns can sometimes limit access to such footage, but it's strange there hasn't been any mention of it. Would love to hear thoughts or any inside info from locals who might know the area better.
Was anyone else struck by the lack of CCTV footage from Alicia Batovsky's neighborhood? I find it odd that no camera picked up anything given the prevalence of security systems these days. I mean, it's 2024 and hard to imagine an area like the east side of Louisville doesn't have homes with Ring doorbells or some kind of surveillance. Maybe it wasn't set up or activated that night? Or perhaps there’s footage that hasn’t been released to the public yet? Either way, it seems like such a potential source of clues was missed initially. Makes me wonder about the first steps in the investigation and if any other possible leads were overlooked in those crucial early hours.