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Has anyone else been curious about the role social media has played in Jaihla's case? It’s compelling how much reach a missing person alert can get thanks to platforms like Facebook and Instagram. I’ve noticed that Jaihla’s disappearance was shared numerous times, and there were a few hashtags started to spread the word. The scary thing is, despite this, it feels like we’re still at a standstill. It makes me wonder how impactful these shares really are in making a difference. Can social media be a real tool in situations like Jaihla's, or does it just create a false sense of traction? Anyone here have thoughts on this or seen successful outcomes?
