I've been following Kaniya's case closely, and I can't stop thinking about the role social media might play in investigations like hers. We live in an age where people share so much online, and I'm wondering if there are any online footprints or digital clues that could provide some answers. Did Kaniya or her friends post anything on Instagram, Snapchat, or any other platform around the time of the incident? It might be worth looking into whether anyone saw anything or shared a live video that night. It breaks my heart to think that Kaniya's dreams of becoming a nurse were cut short, and I hope her mother's persistence in seeking justice will bring some answers soon. If anyone out there knows something, speaking up could make all the difference.
