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I’ve been following Janet Fulford’s case since last year, and something that puzzles me is the lack of alerts used in her search. I read about the Kasey Alert in Oklahoma, which seems like a great tool, but because of Janet’s age, it wasn’t applicable. I wonder if more flexibility in these alert systems could make a difference in cases where age doesn’t fit the criteria. It feels like every minute counts when someone goes missing. I’m hoping they’ve used other means like community canvassing and social media outreach to spread the word. If anyone here is from the Tulsa area, did you notice any local efforts to bring attention to her disappearance?
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Just came across Janet Fulford's case, and I'm really curious about the role of local media in missing persons cases, especially in Tulsa. I wonder, did they give it enough coverage initially, or did it take time for the story to gain traction? Media coverage can play such a crucial role in these situations, but it seems like it can be a hit or miss. Anyone from the area have thoughts on how the local news handled Janet's disappearance at the beginning? Was there a noticeable difference in community response after media updates? Trying to piece together if public awareness was impacted by the extent of the coverage.