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Has anyone else been wondering about the role social media could play in finding Ralph "Rizz" Jean-Marie? I keep thinking about how platforms like Facebook and Twitter sometimes end up being key in cases like this. It's alarming that there hasn't been much traction despite the family's repeated efforts and activists' demands for more investigative resources. Considering Rizz's health issues and the fact he left behind his belongings, it just boggles my mind that more people aren't talking about him online. Maybe if we collectively push his story a bit more, it could catch the eye of someone who knows something. Just feels like there are too many questions and not enough noise being made. What do you guys think about using social media campaigns to help in these kinds of situations?
