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Hey everyone, I came across Efrain Garcia Cordero's case and noticed something intriguing. It's been over 30 years since he disappeared, and while there's been little to no movement, I find it interesting that his dental records are on file but not his DNA or fingerprints. Given how long it's been, do you all think this might be a roadblock to advancing the case? Technology has come a long way since the early '90s, and I wonder if now there's a way to generate useful leads without that DNA info. Also, does anyone know if it's common for similar cases from that era to face such challenges? Would love to hear your thoughts or if anyone has seen similar cases resolved despite these kinds of limitations. Thoughts?
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Hey everyone, I was just going through some old cases and stumbled upon the disappearance of Efrain Garcia Cordero from 1992. Something that really caught my attention is the lack of DNA and fingerprint records in his case. I mean, I understand that the early '90s were a different time in terms of technology, but I keep wondering if there's any chance that they could obtain that kind of information now, after all these years. Maybe it could bring new life to the investigation? It's just so tough knowing how little they had to work with back then. I hope someone out there remembers something that could be useful. If anyone has any thoughts or knows how this might be updated with our current technologies, it could be a game-changer for cases like Efrain's. Every little bit could help.
