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I came across Noah Ney's case recently when I was researching missing children in Oklahoma. One thing that really stands out to me is how little coverage his case seems to have gotten, especially considering he was so young and from a group home. I feel like these cases need more awareness. It's been over two years now, and there's hardly any public information or updates. Have any locals from Norman or the surrounding areas noticed increased efforts to locate him, or is it mostly quiet now? It feels like these kids who run from group homes almost fall into a gap where not enough people are looking for them. Would love to hear from anyone who’s been following this closely or has insight into local efforts.
Has anyone else caught onto how quiet things have gone in Noah Ney's case lately? It's been over two years since he disappeared from the group home in Norman, and it feels like there's been little to no development. I find it puzzling that cases like his, involving young kids, can just sort of fall off the radar without any major breakthroughs.
I was reading through some old articles and noticed that Noah was officially entered into NamUs only a few months after his disappearance. Given that this system is a crucial tool for tracking missing persons, I'm curious about how effective it's been in aiding cases like Noah's. If anyone has insights or experiences with NamUs's impact on cases, especially ones involving children who might have left voluntarily, I'd love to hear them.
Hey everyone,
I'm puzzled by the lack of progress in Noah Ney's case. He's been missing for over two years now, and it seems like there hasn't been much movement since he was initially reported missing. It just baffles me that someone so young can disappear without a trace. I know the case went into NamUs back in June 2021, but does anyone have any idea what steps are typically taken after that? I read somewhere that these entries help cross-reference with unidentified individuals and other cases, but is there a chance that not enough attention is being paid because it's presumed he left voluntarily? Would love to hear any thoughts or insights from folks who know more about how these systems work.