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Hi everyone, I’ve been following Trevor Joanet’s case since news of his disappearance surfaced, and something about it really got me thinking about the role of social media in missing person cases. While I know authorities are working hard behind the scenes, I’m curious if there’s been any mention of whether his friends, school, or family have tried leveraging platforms like Instagram or Snapchat to spread the word? Sometimes younger people are more likely to see a post by a friend or a friend of a friend than a missing poster, especially if they’re in the same circles or communities. If anyone has seen any social media posts circulating about Trevor, it might be helpful to share how far and wide it’s spreading, or if somehow it’s not reaching the right audiences. Any thoughts? Stay safe, everyone.
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Hey everyone, I was just thinking about something related to Trevor Joanet's case. It's been a while since he went missing in Chicago, and there's been no public info on what he was wearing or where he might have been going. Does anyone else think it's odd that those details haven't been released? It seems like those are usually key pieces of info in missing persons cases. Maybe the police have a reason for holding back, but I'm wondering if anyone has any thoughts on why they might be doing that. Maybe they have a lead they don't want to jeopardize, or maybe it's something else entirely? Just curious about what you all think. Any insights or theories?
