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Has anyone else looked into the inconsistencies in Jaycee Kershner's case regarding her caseworkers? From what's been mentioned, it seems like there was a lot of turnover and a lack of consistency in the people responsible for her care. I'm wondering if there's any record of communication between the different caseworkers who were involved, or if the lack of stability might have contributed to what happened. It feels like a critical piece of this puzzle, especially considering she wasn't attending school and had no steady living situation. It just seems like there were so many gaps in her care and oversight, and I can't help but think it played a role in her disappearance. Anyone else digging into this angle or have insights?
