Crime Solvers Central
Crime Solvers Central
298 Cases Solved. Advancing justice for missing persons, unsolved homicides, unidentified and unclaimed remains.

Forum Posts for Michael Osby:
Be respectful. Abuse of these forums will not be tolerated.

I can't stop thinking about Michael Osby's mother and how it must feel for her to still be waiting for answers. It's been over three years since that awful evening in June 2020, and there's still no resolution. I can't imagine waking up every day wondering if today will be the day they finally catch the person who did this to her son.
What really gets to me is how quiet everything's gone on the case. It's like his life just doesn't matter to the people who should be caring the most right now. There's so much focus on other issues, but his family is left to mourn without justice, and that’s just not right.
I've heard community groups in Los Angeles continue to gather and call attention to gun violence, which I think is really powerful. It's not just about Michael's case; it's about so many others. But I'm just hoping that someone somewhere knows something and will come forward. Michael and his family deserve justice. If you know anything, even the smallest detail could help. Let's not let his memory fade without seeing justice served.
Hey everyone,
I've been following the case of Michael Osby, and something that's been weighing heavily on my heart is thinking about the people in his community who were impacted by his loss and how they’re coping with the void he’s left behind. It’s such a close-knit area. I’ve read that Vermont Knolls has been working hard to uplift their neighborhood despite the challenges they face, and I can only imagine how devastating this tragedy has been for them.
I wanted to bring up the importance of community support in these times. It seems like when tragedies like this happen, it's imperative for local leaders and community members to rally together, not just seeking justice but also healing. I’m curious if anyone knows about any ongoing efforts or memorials happening in the community to remember Michael and combat the gun violence that took him away?
What do you all think about how these communities can better address these tragic incidents together, and how can outsiders help boost those efforts? Sending thoughts to Michael's family and friends and hoping for some breakthroughs soon.