I was doing some digging into the I Gusti Agung Bimantara Putra case and came across something that's been bugging me. Given the speculation that they might have traveled to Indonesia, I'm curious about how closely authorities have been monitoring travel records out of U.S. airports at that time. Was there any heightened security or effort to track departures given the obvious international implications? It seems like an international alert or collaboration with Indonesian authorities could have been a logical step early on. I know it's a tough situation, but I'm hoping someone with insight into the travel or border processes at that time might have some thoughts. Anyone know if this angle has been discussed in detail, or has there been any more recent focus on this?
