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I came across something intriguing while reading about the investigation into Natalie Thompson’s tragic death. It seems like back in 2014, Buffalo was grappling with a surge in homicide cases, with a lot of them going unsolved. I can’t help but wonder if this spike in crime stretched the police department thin, impacting their ability to solve Natalie’s case efficiently. She wasn’t just a statistic; she was someone’s everything, and it’s devastating to think that the investigative resources might not have been sufficient at that time. Does anyone have any insights or thoughts about how the increase in crime that year might have affected other cases in Buffalo? It’s just so disheartening to think there might be a trend of unresolved cases due to potentially overwhelmed investigative teams. My heart goes out to Natalie’s family—I really hope someday they find the answers they're looking for.
