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I’ve been following Kevin Granados-Perez's case, and something that’s been on my mind lately is the role of social media in trying to spread awareness. It's been over four years since he went missing, and I wonder if more could be done online to keep his name out there. I know his family and community have been active, but with the ever-changing algorithms and the sheer volume of content out there, I worry that older cases fade from attention too quickly. Do you think TikTok or Instagram could be leveraged more effectively to reach a younger audience who might have seen something or know something? We’ve seen how powerful these platforms can be in keeping stories alive. Would love to hear thoughts or any ideas on how to make sure we don't lose focus and keep supporting Kevin's loved ones in their search for answers.
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Just read about Kevin Granados-Perez in a Cornelius local news archive, and I'm surprised there's still not much information available about what happened to him. I know it’s been a few years now, but how do cases like this just go cold, especially when it's a young person involved? The lack of updates and significant leads is puzzling, especially since it seems like there were multiple agencies working on it. Anyone know if there have been recent search initiatives or community events to keep his case in the public eye? Sometimes revisiting areas or re-interviewing people can bring new insights. We can’t let cases like Kevin’s fade away—anyone with connections in the Cornelius area know of any recent efforts?
