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Hey everyone, I've been following the Aaron Hamilton case for a while now, and something that's been on my mind is the lack of any reported digital footprints. Usually, in cases like this, you'd expect at least some info to come out about phone activity, social media check-ins, or even recent transactions. But with Aaron, it's just radio silence. It's like his digital existence just stopped, and that's baffling considering how connected most 19-year-olds are these days. Has anyone heard if investigators were able to access his phone or social media accounts? I know it's not uncommon for there to be legal hurdles with retrieving digital info, but sharing even a bit of progress might bring us one step closer to understanding what could have possibly happened. It's frustrating not having this piece of the puzzle, especially since technology usually can offer so much insight in these situations. Thoughts? Insights? Any theories on why this angle seems so silent?
