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I read about the tragic case of Kathryn Blaire Leavitt, and it just makes me think about how incredible advances in technology are today. It was only a few years ago that six suspects were identified, and though it feels like forever, detectives had to piece together the evidence leading to those suspects. I wonder how much technology, like improved forensic methods or digital footprints, played a role in pinpointing who might have been at that crime scene? It's hard not to feel for Kathryn's family, knowing they still don't have all the answers. I really hope any technological avenues are explored to finally provide those answers and bring them some peace. Anyone else have thoughts on how technology could help solve cases like this one?
