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Hey everyone, I've been following Elias Cieslak's case closely and something that's been nagging at me is the role of the counterfeit money. I can't get my head around how prepared these guys were to go through with the robbery. The fact that they brought $7,700 in fake bills shows some serious planning. It's chilling to think they might have done this before or were planning to strike again. I really feel for Elias’s family and all who loved him—he seemed like such a bright young person with so much ahead of him. It's hard to grasp how someone could be so calculating and ruthless. What's everyone else’s take on how they got away with carrying such a large amount of counterfeit cash without drawing attention?
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Hey everyone, I've been following this case and something really sticks out to me, particularly about the missing phones. It’s so strange how both Elias Cieslak’s and Bryson Butterfly’s phones disappeared right after the incident. I mean, in today’s world, your phone is practically an extension of yourself, making it odd that both went missing at such a crucial moment. This feels like it could be a massive piece of the puzzle here. I’m no detective, but it seems like whoever took those phones knew exactly what they were doing and wanted to erase traces or prevent them from being used for evidence. Has anyone else come across cases where phones vanished like this? It seems like it has the potential to shed light on the moments leading up to the tragedy. My heart sincerely goes out to Elias's family and friends during this unbelievably difficult time. Any thoughts? Stay safe, everyone.
