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Hey everyone, I wanted to bring up a thought that's been on my mind about Nydia's case. I've been following it closely, and something that really stands out to me is the environment she was living in. Los Angeles is huge, and it's easy to lose track of people here. I'm curious if anyone else thinks the vastness of the city itself could have played a role in the challenges of locating her? Like, did the geography or the fact that so many people come and go make it harder for the LAPD to find leads? It seems like people could easily vanish into the crowd in such a bustling place. Just wondering if this element has been discussed or considered in other missing person cases in big cities. Maybe someone familiar with LA has some insights or thoughts on this?
