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Arvind Kejriwal built a CCTV network with the world's highest coverage per square kilometer. What has Rekha Gupta done? She's busy Pasting her Photo on those old CCTV Cameras. More than 800 have gone missing in just the first 15 days of 2026, most of them are young girls.

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Another horrible case: Leah Croucher, a 19-year-old woman from Milton Keynes, disappeared on her way to work in February 2019 in a case that would later become one of the UK's most heartbreaking missing-person investigations. For more than three years, her whereabouts were unknown, leaving her family and the public searching for answers. She was last seen on the morning of 15 February 2019, captured on CCTV walking through the Furzton area shortly after 8:15am. Leah was heading to her job at a local finance company but never arrived. When she failed to make contact and did not return home, police launched a large-scale search. The investigation involved hundreds of officers, extensive CCTV reviews, house-to-house inquiries, and specialist search teams. Despite the scale of the effort, no trace of Leah was found, and the case remained unsolved for years, causing ongoing distress to her loved ones. In October 2022, police confirmed that human remains had been discovered in the loft of an unoccupied house on Loxbeare Drive, less than half a mile from where Leah was last seen. The discovery was made after a maintenance worker reported a strong smell at the property. Leah's personal belongings were also found, and identification was later confirmed. Detectives named Neil Maxwell, a 49-year-old convicted s*x offender, as the main suspect. Maxwell had previously worked as a handyman at the house and was believed to have had exclusive access to it since the owners were believed to have lived abroad.

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