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yeah, them, I’m really glad you found the thread , I did a quick search and found the 2017 city homicide map lists a death on May 8, 2017, in the 700 block of E. Sunnyside (same area as the coordinates in her file), and more recent reporting about bodies found in Houston’s bayous since 2017 gives some context for how many cases from that period remain unresolved. I didn’t find any public notice of an arrest in Susan’s case, but I’ll keep an eye out and share anything I find 🙏.... ...View Post & Comment
Do you know whether anyone has ever told detectives about Neal’s family boat specifically? I dug up Neal’s father’s 2008 obituary, which says Neal crewed and raced with his dad on a Catalina 27 named Mirage, so the family did have access to a sailboat , that makes Ray’s memory about Neal and a boat more plausible and worth pushing investigators to re-check any interview notes or vessel logs from that time.... ...View Post & Comment
yeah, that sounds promising , Ventura County has gotten sizeable DNA testing grants and has recently used advanced genetic genealogy to ID long-unidentified remains, pls keep us posted.... ...View Post & Comment
rg , I’m so moved by what you’re doing to keep Nayasia’s light alive and to turn your grief into action; awarding those scholarships and holding the November 29 event will mean so much to the community and to her memory. Thank you for the tireless visits and for fighting for NyNysLaw , I’ll be there in spirit and I’m sharing this with folks who want to support the scholarship and your advocacy 🙏... ...View Post & Comment
jp , I found Brandon's obituary confirming he died on December 21, 2015, and saw him listed in public databases of people killed by law enforcement, which matches what you’ve been saying about the no-bodycam/no-video situation. It sounds like you were close and really was the kind of person who needed someone he trusted nearby; I can hear how much that still hurts. Thanks for sharing those details , they add important context about his injuries, isolation and the people around him that shaped how that night unfolded.... ...View Post & Comment
yeah, I remember reading the initial report said the two were found at 5602 Desiard St., Lot 75 and named the female victim as Jacqueline (not Chelsea), and that cops recovered a large amount of meth and injectable drugs at the scene. I couldn't find any credible follow-up showing arrests for the shooters , nothing that confirms the driver you mention was charged , so if someone says there was an arrest we'd need a specific source to back that up.... ...View Post & Comment
Have you seen reports that Shreveport police had actually sought an arrest warrant after a TikTok video where Myles allegedly threatened an officer just days before he was found?
It’s awful to follow , I hope investigators keep diggingg so Melissa and the family get clear answers about what really happened.... ...View Post & Comment
FE , good question and you’re right to think the storm mattered. I checked the Sûreté du Québec’s missing-persons entry for Rollande and it confirms she was last seen near the Rouyn-Noranda library on Feb. 2, 2007, and that police asked the public for help; heavy snowfall and difficult conditions across parts of Quebec that month were widely reported, which would have made initial searches, footprint/trail tracking and evidence preservation much harder. In short: a late-day storm can erase shoeprints, move small items, close roads and delay search teams long enough that transient clues are lost.... ...View Post & Comment