You in all probability scroll by way of social media every single day and see a whole lot of posts, however a girl in Higgins Lake noticed one submit in a Facebook group that caught her consideration.
Marianne King Williams is throughout her native Facebook teams utilizing them to unravel small mysteries in her space. She tells us she’s on “Higgins Lake community page and another Higgins Lake page” however that she loves “doing this investigation stuff; we’re always looking for lost animals.”
Instead of reuniting a misplaced canine with their proprietor this time, she took on a much bigger process of reuniting a automotive in Florida with its proprietor in Michigan after Hurricane Ian.
She says her “friend who was living in Michigan, they bought a condo at Royal Pelican Royal” in Florida. She continues, “There’s this car that’s been sitting there and they didn’t know whose it was. And I know there’s VIN numbers and there’s a license plate, but I don’t know if they could track down the person.”
This left the neighborhood questioning, so she had her buddy in Florida ship an image of the car, and she or he shared it in the Higgins Facebook group.
“Within minutes a woman said that’s her car,” King Williams says.
RELATED: Read our original report before we talked to King Williams
Many automobiles and different gadgets are nonetheless unclaimed after the hurricane, however social media was in a position to assist this time.
King Williams describes the parking zone as nonetheless full with deserted automobiles, saying, “There’s so many abandoned cars just sitting there, and they’ve been in sewage and they’ve been in the swamp.”
She says that social media is a strong instrument and is helpful when used the appropriate manner.