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I've been digging into Wilbur Kerney's case, and something that's been bothering me is the lack of CCTV footage from the area where he went missing. In this day and age, almost every store and parking lot has some sort of surveillance, yet there's zilch in terms of video evidence. Is it possible that the footage exists but hasn't been discovered or was it maybe compromised? I'm hoping someone familiar with West Valley City might have insights into how comprehensive the surveillance coverage is around there. Even a small clue could help steer the investigation in a new direction. Anyone know more about the local businesses or public spots in that area that might be worth looking into?
Has anyone looked into Wilbur's social media activity around the time he disappeared? I know sometimes people leave behind clues or maybe he had conversations with someone who could provide more context. It seems odd that there's been limited information despite all the efforts. There might be something in his digital footprint that hasn’t been explored yet. Sometimes it's the small overlooked details that break a case wide open. If anyone's familiar with this side of investigations or has any thoughts, it would be great to discuss further.
I was just reading about the Wilbur Kerney case and something I find particularly puzzling is the lack of digital clues. In today's world, almost everyone leaves a digital footprint, especially teenagers. Has there been any mention of his social media activity or phone records around the time of his disappearance? It seems like those would be critical pieces of evidence, and I'm curious whether authorities have been able to access any of that information. If nothing's been shared about this, it could be a sign that investigators didn't find much out of the ordinary, or maybe they haven't been able to retrieve it. Any thoughts on why we haven't heard more about this aspect?