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I've been following the case of Alejandro Sebastian Thomas, and something that puzzles me is the categorization of his disappearance as a runaway case. I can't help but wonder if this has affected the urgency or direction of the investigation. Runaway cases sometimes don't get the same level of attention as others, but given that there's been no contact or sightings for so long, could there be more to this? I'm curious if anyone knows if there are specific protocols that kick in when a case like this is labeled as a runaway, and if there's a chance that classification might change. It feels like any lead or detail overlooked because of the initial assessment could be crucial. Thoughts?
