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I’ve been following David Densmore Jr.'s case for a while, and I find it curious how technology has evolved since his disappearance. Given he went missing in 1970, I wonder what kind of leads we might discover if we applied today's digital forensics and geolocation tools to the original investigation data. Imagine if authorities had access to our current GPS and surveillance tech back then. Could it have made a difference in tracking his last movements? I'm still hopeful that with continued interest and new technologies, someone, somewhere will uncover a new clue. Thoughts?
Hey everyone,
I've been reading through David Densmore, Jr.'s case and one detail that stands out to me is the gap between his last sighting in 1970 and the last contact recorded in June 1985. Has anyone else looked into this? It's just unusual to see such a time span in missing persons cases. Could this indicate that he might have been in contact with someone during those years, or is it just a clerical error? It's been bothering me because it seems like a path worth exploring. Anyone know more about how common these record discrepancies are, especially in cases from that era? Maybe there’s something that got missed between those dates. Any input would be appreciated.