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Did anyone else notice the role of social media in apprehending the suspects in Jonathan's case? I read somewhere that investigators used Facebook and other platforms to track down the culprits who fled New Jersey. It really shows how technology can aid in bringing justice, especially when it feels like these heinous acts could go unsolved. My heart goes out to Jonathan's family; I can't imagine what they've been through these past years. It must be somewhat of a relief that investigators were able to use every tool at their disposal to find those responsible. It’s chilling to think that something as commonly used as social media can become a crucial piece in solving such tragic cases. Does anyone know if this is a common method in recent investigations?
