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I can't stop thinking about how crucial the first few minutes were in Dylan Ehler's case. When his grandmother glanced away for just those brief moments, it feels like everything spiraled from there. It's a stark reminder of how quickly things can happen and how precious every second is in a missing person's case. I've read some criticisms about the initial police response, particularly regarding the speed of issuing the alert. I wonder if things would have been different if there'd been a more immediate reaction. With the resources available now, like drones and thermal imaging, it seems like every second counts. Was the alert system back then as effective as it could have been, or were there gaps that have only recently been addressed? Would love to hear thoughts or insights from anyone who's followed similar cases or knows more about the procedures followed during those critical initial hours.
