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Twin Fork Lane and 2547 Pine Ridge Road. Google map them.

The location of their deaths on the map below is incorrect. 2547 Pine Ridge Road Winchester, Ky is where they were murdered. Crazy enough Darryl Wiseman was killed by Roger Kinney, 5 years later 2 miles from where Robbie, Clayton, and Dustin were killed. Wonder if Kinny and Wiseman were in the area when Robbie, Clayton, and Dustin were killed. Have the cops put this together? We are going on 16 years? Who is investigating this? Why has Berl Perdue not asked the FBI for help? Winchester is small!!

It's so hard to wrap my head around the loss of Robbie Reese and the impact it's had on so many people. I've been thinking a lot about his connection to the Lighthouse Church of God, where he was an active member. It's comforting, in a sense, to know that Robbie had such a strong community around him and a deep-rooted faith. I wonder if there's more that his church family can share about that night or any insights they might have that could lead to answers. Sometimes communities close in tough times like these hold untapped info that can be crucial. Sending strength and peace to everyone who continues to carry Robbie's memory.
I still can't wrap my head around what happened to Robby and the others. It's been over a decade, and the pain hasn’t lessened for their families and friends. I attended high school with Robby, and even though we drifted apart afterward, I remember him as someone who was always trying to lift the mood with a joke or a smile. Knowing he attended Lighthouse Church tells me he was still seeking light and community till the end. I wonder if any new leads have come in, especially since this is a cold case now. It’s so frustrating not having answers or justice for Robby, Clayton, and Dustin. Holding on to hope that one day, even the smallest clue can bring some closure to everyone who loved them.