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Hey everyone, I've been following Destiny Slack's case closely and something caught my attention regarding her cell phone situation. From what I've gathered, Destiny's phone can only access Wi-Fi and is used for texting through apps, which probably means she isn't using her traditional phone service. This could make it much harder to track her movements and communication unless she's connecting to known Wi-Fi networks. I'm wondering if there's any way authorities can collaborate with local businesses, like cafes or libraries in Springfield and Boston, to see if anyone recognizes her or maybe has seen her using their Wi-Fi. It might be a long shot, but considering her age and the fact she might rely on these places to stay connected, it feels like an angle worth exploring. What do you all think? Could there be more outreach to these places, or maybe even just checking public records of Wi-Fi usage during that time?
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Hey everyone, I've been following the case of Destiny Slack, and something that's been sticking with me is her cell phone situation. Since it only works on Wi-Fi through a texting app, I'm curious about how that might impact attempts to locate her. It seems like if law enforcement could track down any recent Wi-Fi connections linked to her phone, it could provide some valuable clues. I'm wondering if public places like coffee shops or libraries in Springfield, Boston, or any surrounding areas have been contacted for potential Wi-Fi login records. It might be a long shot, but any lead could make a difference at this point. Thoughts on how effective this strategy might be?
