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I’m really curious about the role of communication apps in missing persons cases—just looking at Irene Gakwa's case. It’s odd how her WhatsApp was deleted on March 8, just days after her family got those strange texts. Has anyone else noticed how crucial these digital breadcrumbs can be? It feels like apps like WhatsApp hold a lot of weight in investigations, yet it's challenging to get that info if the account gets deleted. Also, why would someone delete an account unless they wanted to erase some kind of trace? Seems really suspicious, especially since Irene used it regularly to talk with her family. What’s everyone’s take on how communication data plays into these cases, and how often does it actually help solve them?
