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I was thinking about the role of social media in cases like Suleimy's. With so many teenagers on different platforms, it could be a double-edged sword. On one hand, social media can be a powerful tool for spreading the word quickly and reaching those who might have information. On the other hand, it can also lead to misinformation or people spreading rumors that can detract from the investigation. Does anyone know if there have been any specific efforts to leverage social media in Suleimy's case? It feels like keeping the conversation alive online could be crucial, especially when the trail seems so cold. Sending all the strength to her family and hoping for any piece of solid information soon.
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Does anyone have any more information on the area around where Suleimy was last seen in Tavares? I'm curious if there are a lot of surveillance cameras or businesses around that might have captured footage from July 1st. Someone mentioned earlier that it was near a residential area, but I'm wondering about other locations like convenience stores or restaurants that might have had cameras facing the street. Sometimes these places have recording devices that go unnoticed, and they can be really helpful in missing persons cases. If anyone knows more about the surveillance possibilities in that area, it might be good to have law enforcement double-check them, if they haven't already done so. Just a thought!
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Hey everyone, I wanted to bring up a point about Suleimy Perez Geronimo's case that I think hasn't been discussed enough. It's been over a year since she was last seen, and although there was an alert issued, it feels like we should be doing more to keep her story in the public eye. There aren’t many news articles or media mentions nowadays. Does anyone know of any local efforts or campaigns in Tavares to spread awareness? Maybe something we could share on social media to keep her case fresh in people's minds? Keeping the conversation going is crucial, and you never know who might see it and come forward with information. Let's not let her be forgotten.