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Hey everyone, I came across something in Joanquin Garcia Perez's case that made me think about the role of social media in missing persons investigations. I know there’ve been a few posts asking about his friends’ accounts and whether they might have any info or clues. From what I've seen in previous cases, sometimes digital footprints can be crucial in figuring out movements prior to someone going missing. Has anyone looked into whether Joanquin was active online right before his disappearance? Even something as subtle as a post, like, or comment could help piece together a timeline or clue us in on his last whereabouts. I understand privacy is a big deal, but in some instances, families have given permission or shared details voluntarily for the sake of gathering more information. If anyone closer to his circle has insights or if this angle has already been covered, it would be great to get some confirmation on what's already been done. Thanks!
