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I’ve been following the Michael C. Cochran case, and something that sticks with me is the initial response to the fire. It seems like there was a significant delay before his death was classed as a homicide, which makes me wonder how much potential evidence was lost in those crucial early days. His family deserves answers, and it’s disheartening to think procedural missteps might have put justice out of reach. How often do investigators revisit the scene or interview previous witnesses in cold cases? If anyone has more info on how these processes typically work, I’d appreciate the insight. It's been over forty years, yet I hope there's still a path to closure for his loved ones.
