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Has anyone else noticed how Mariano's case seems to have inconsistencies with the law enforcement records? I've read in some places that the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is leading the investigation, but other sources mention the Cumberland Police Department. Could it be a jurisdiction issue, or did his disappearance fall somewhere between both areas? I wonder if this could have affected how much attention and resources were dedicated to the case initially. Sometimes these bureaucratic details matter more than we think, and they can impact the overall progress of a case. It would be interesting to hear if anyone else has more insights or thoughts on this aspect. Let's keep sharing about Mariano and hope it brings in some new information.
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Hey everyone, I've been thinking about the age-progressed photo released for Mariano Tojin De Leon. It's been a few years since this was done, but I wonder how much these images actually help in cases like this. Do they lead to any substantial tips or is it just a formality? It must be so difficult for families to see these photos, imagining how their loved one has changed over the years. Has anyone come across cases where an age-progressed image directly led to finding a missing person? Would love to hear thoughts or experiences related to this topic.
