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Hey everyone, I came across the case of James Oshanek recently and something that strikes me is how little media coverage it received, even back in the '90s. I wonder if it's partly due to the lack of specifics, like what he was doing that day or what he might have been wearing. Does anyone know if he had any routine places he visited? Like a favorite park, cafe, or library? Sometimes regular spots can offer clues or jog memories of people who might have seen him that day. It's tough to understand why some cases just don't get the attention they need, which makes it harder for people to come forward with any crucial info they might have. Any ideas on how we can highlight older cases like James's? Maybe a focused media push or social media campaign could help bring it back into the public eye. Thoughts?
