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Hey everyone, I've been following John Santistevan's case for a bit now, and something that's really been on my mind is how tight-knit communities like Algodones handle the aftermath of such tragic violence. From what I’ve read, Algodones is a pretty small place where everyone knows each other, which makes the lack of information on John's case all the more perplexing to me. How does a crime like this go unsolved for so long without more public outcry or media attention? I can't help but think about how this affects the community and John's loved ones. In small towns, I imagine that people talk, and there have to be whispers or theories circulating among the residents. Have any locals come forward with their thoughts or theories on what might have happened, or do they think they're too afraid to speak up? It's just so unsettling to me that people can be left without closure for such an extended period. John’s family must be going through so much pain not knowing what happened, and it makes you wonder what kind of support systems are in place for families dealing with cold cases like this. If anyone has insights into how communities deal with these situations or knows more about what efforts might still be ongoing in Algodones, I’d love to hear your thoughts.