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I'm really troubled by the apparent lack of security cameras in the area where Robert Bates was found. Has anyone else noticed how many cases seem to hit a dead end because of this? In a city like Baltimore, you'd think surveillance would be a bit more widespread, especially in spots known for higher crime rates. It makes me wonder if better technology or funding could have changed the speed or outcome of these investigations. My heart goes out to Robert's family and friends; it's such a difficult thing to endure while still waiting for answers. Let's hope this case drives some change in how evidence is gathered in the early stages of these investigations.
Has anyone delved into the surveillance footage aspect of the Robert Bates case? I've been following the proceedings, and although a lot of focus has been on the suspects and their backgrounds, I haven't seen much discussion about the role that surveillance footage played. In many cases, footage can be pivotal in corroborating witness testimonies or spotting inconsistencies. Does anyone have any intel on whether there were cameras in the vicinity, and what they might have captured? It feels like such evidence could be instrumental in piecing together the timeline of events, especially given the allegations of a wider criminal network. My thoughts are with Robert's family—they deserve every piece of truth and justice the investigation can bring to light. If anyone has insights or theories, I’d be interested to hear more.