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I've been looking into William Gwaltney's case and stumbled upon something interesting that might not have been discussed much here. From what I gathered, the murder occurred around 2:30 in the afternoon on a weekday. This timing seems really unusual to me because it’s quite bold to commit such a crime in broad daylight when people are likely around. It makes me wonder if Tobin had been trailing William's movements to pick a time he thought was less risky—or if something unexpected happened that escalated the situation during the day. Also, my heart truly goes out to William’s family. Losing someone you love to such violence is devastating. I can’t imagine how difficult it must be for his mom, Ruby, and his siblings to cope, especially with the case still unresolved after so long. Does anyone have more insights into the timing aspect or possible witness accounts during those hours? Any additional details could really help us piece things together.
