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Does anyone else find it troubling how long it took to make an arrest in Robert Currier's case? I can't help but think about the pain his family must have gone through during those years without answers. It seems like the lack of leads really made things difficult for everyone involved. The mention of a dark-colored SUV is just so vague—how can anyone identify a vehicle like that? It must be incredibly frustrating for Concord PD, but they really stuck with it. I'm grateful they finally managed to make progress. It sounds like the community coming together to encourage witnesses to speak up had a big impact. I hope that as the legal proceedings unfold, they'll bring more clarity and some semblance of peace to Robert's loved ones. Do we know any more about the suspect or the possible motive yet?
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It's really upsetting to hear about Robert Currier's situation in Concord. I was thinking about how difficult it must have been for investigators with so few leads at the start. It’s just alarming to imagine someone being shot multiple times and found lying on the road with no immediate answers. The fact that he didn’t have a known address makes it even harder to track down clues or connect him to anything specific. I'm glad to hear they made progress and eventually got someone in custody, but the anxiety for his family and loved ones during these past two years must have been overwhelming. I really hope the forthcoming legal proceedings bring the full story to light and provide some sense of closure. If anyone has more insight on these cases involving transients, I'd be interested in understanding how investigators typically approach them since it sounds incredibly challenging.