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Missing Person - Tracy Williams, Technorati Employee

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Re: Missing Person - Tracy Williams, Technorati Employee

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"Tracy was last seen at 7:45pm PDT on Wednesday evening at the Whitehorse Bar located in San Francisco." "After leaving the bar, we believe Tracy texted a friend to let him know she was going home." (these should be obvious, but there was no indication, from what I've read, that these avenues were explored)

Re: Missing Person - Tracy Williams, Technorati Employee

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post #3

"Tracy was last seen at 7:45pm PDT on Wednesday evening at the Whitehorse Bar located in San Francisco." "After leaving the bar, we believe Tracy texted a friend to let him know she was going home." (these should be obvious, but there was no indication, from what I've read, that these avenues were explored)

> these should be obvious, but there was no indication

I would assume the latter (txt msg) refers to the possibility that the text message was not sent by her but sent by someone whom has been involved in her disappearance. There was a text message from her phone to a friend, but they don't know if she actually sent it. That's my assumption about what it means anyway.

Re: Missing Person - Tracy Williams, Technorati Employee

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post #3

"Tracy was last seen at 7:45pm PDT on Wednesday evening at the Whitehorse Bar located in San Francisco." "After leaving the bar, we believe Tracy texted a friend to let him know she was going home." (these should be obvious, but there was no indication, from what I've read, that these avenues were explored)

> but there was no indication

The post mentions: "here is the information we can share". I am guessing they whetted it out with the police and deliberately didn't mention the security cameras and other specifics.

Re: Missing Person - Tracy Williams, Technorati Employee

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post #6

Assuming that she has a smartphone, has anyone checked to see her last known gps position?

Usually the cops are on that sort of thing. I hope. But it might be worth checking Google Latitude, MobileMe, Loopt and the like; if she used any of those indirect passive GPS services.

Re: Missing Person - Tracy Williams, Technorati Employee

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Does a product exist combining a panic button with a gps (or mobile location) that links to police, ambulance or fire. 1 click police, 2 clicks ambulance, 3 clicks fire... sort of thing?

http://safekidzone.com/ being tested in california iirc
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