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Hey everyone, I just stumbled across this case of Willie Brown, aka "Lil Will," and my heart goes out to his family. I’ve been thinking a lot about how this tragic event has affected his children, especially with him being a father of 13 kids and grandfather to three. I can’t imagine the pain they must be feeling every day without answers. What stands out to me is how the community can rally together to shed light on unresolved cases like this one. If anyone in the area remembers anything from that time, even if it seems small, it could really help investigators. It’s frustrating to see these acts of violence continue with no resolution, not just for Willie's family but for others in the community too. Have there been any new pushes or efforts to bring attention back to this case recently? Sometimes it feels like cases go cold and the world just moves on, but these families never really get to move on, do they? If anyone has tips or knows more about what could be done, please share. Every bit of awareness counts. Stay safe, everyone.
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Has anyone been following the Willie Brown case from 2014? It's been on my mind a lot lately. The fact that he was found on Cessna Court at 4 AM and yet no witnesses have come forward is baffling to me. Surely someone must have seen or heard something that night. It’s so distressing to think about his 13 kids and grandchildren, who’ve been living without closure for almost a decade. I wonder if there's a connection between his shooting and the broader patterns of violence in New Orleans that year. It seems like there were multiple incidents around that time that never got solved. Do any locals have insights into why shootings in certain areas seem to fall through the cracks? I really hope someone comes forward with information soon, for his family's sake. Every time I read about another unsolved case, it just reminds me of how many families are in similar situations, desperate for any kind of resolution.