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I was looking into Nathan Gonzalez's case, and it strikes me that there's a real gap in information about the last time he was definitely seen. February 21, 2020, is a long time ago, and it seems like we don't know enough about the specific circumstances or who might have been around him that day. I'm wondering if local businesses in South Gate or public areas have any surveillance footage from that time that investigators might have missed. Even small details can be telling. It's just puzzling that there aren't any substantial leads yet. Does anyone here have experience or advice on how to reach out to local establishments to check if they might still have old footage stored somewhere? I feel like there might be untapped angles to explore that could bring crucial information to light!
I've been following Nathan Gonzalez's case for a while, and something that's sticking out to me is how quiet it's been regarding any clues or developments. It seems like there's not even a single lead that's come up since 2020. I know that the South Gate PD has been handling the investigation, but does anyone else think we might be missing something bigger here? Maybe some connection that hasn't been made public or possibly overlooked? It's baffling how a 14-year-old can disappear without a trace in such a populated area. Maybe someone around noticed something that seemed off but didn't realize its significance at the time. Just hoping that someone might recall something now that could make all the difference. If anyone's familiar with the area or was there around that time, it would be great to hear your perspective on this.
It's been over three years since Nathan Gonzalez went missing in South Gate, and I'm curious if anyone else has been looking into the role of local surveillance cameras during that time around February 2020. I've been digging into how cases like Nathan's are sometimes helped by footage from businesses or traffic cameras capturing vital clues. Does anyone know if the investigation tapped into any kind of CCTV systems in that area? It feels like there might be so many potential sources of information that have yet to be publicly discussed, but maybe some of you have insights or ideas on how this angle could be more thoroughly explored? His family and the entire community are still holding out hope, and it seems like any piece of info could make a huge difference.