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Did anyone else notice the Uber connection in Meaghan's case? It's got me wondering. Considering she's dropped off in such a specific location, has anyone looked into the driver or the trip details? Uber usually has a digital footprint – like GPS tracking and passenger and driver records. Maybe the police are already on it, but it seems like a solid lead. Hopefully, they can get the info from Uber quickly if they haven't already. Anyone here with more knowledge on how these rideshare investigations typically go when it comes to missing persons? It feels like it could be a crucial part of the puzzle.
