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I've been following Elsa's case for a while, and something that really intrigues me is the FaceTime call to her sister in Costa Rica. It's baffling and seems out of character, especially given there's no indication she was planning a trip. Has anyone on this forum come across similar instances where a missed video call played a crucial role in solving a case? Could this have been an accidental call, or does it suggest something more deliberate? The fact that there was no activity on her cards or phone right after speaks volumes, but I keep wondering if the call could have been a subtle cry for help or an attempt to reach out. Given her fluency in multiple languages, I'd assume she had a pretty wide social circle. Hoping someone out there might have seen or heard something that could bring a new lead. What are everyone's thoughts on this angle? Could technology have left us a clue that hasn't been fully explored yet?
