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I've been following Rhiannon Solis's case since she went missing last year, and one thing that's been on my mind is the role social media might play in investigations like this. I noticed that her family and friends haven't been very vocal online, at least from what I can find. I totally respect everyone's privacy, but I wonder if more public posts or maybe even a dedicated group could help keep her story alive and generate new leads. I've seen other cases where online communities really rally together and sometimes help with searches or spread the word in a big way. It's amazing how word-of-mouth and sharing info through social platforms can sometimes light up the darkness in these situations. Has anyone else seen successful examples of this kind of online engagement helping in missing persons cases? Could this be something worth trying to give Rhiannon's case more visibility?
