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Has anyone else been following Howard K. Frazier Jr.'s case from December 2017? It's so incredibly painful to see another family go through such a tragedy, especially when justice seems out of reach. I couldn’t help but think about how many times the families of victims in Baltimore have to gather at places like Cornerstone Missionary Baptist Church to say goodbye to their loved ones. It just breaks my heart.
The 400 block of South Pulaski Street has seen its share of violence, but what really gets me is how people in the community must feel — wanting to help but perhaps scared or unsure how to do so safely. I really hope someone who knows something feels empowered to share it with the authorities. The more voices speak, the louder the call for justice. To Howard’s family, who had to bury a loved one far too soon, I hope you find the strength to keep hoping for answers. If anyone in the community has any new insights or thoughts, I would love to hear them.
I’ve been following discussions around Howard K. Frazier Jr.'s case as it's yet another instance of senseless violence in Baltimore. It makes me think about the impact on the community around South Pulaski Street, where it all happened. It’s gut-wrenching to know that those living there or passing by have to constantly deal with the reminder of such a tragic event. I feel for Howard's family, and attending the funeral must have been incredibly difficult for them. It was held at Conerstone Missionary Baptist Church, a place meant for solace and community gathering, but this time filled with grief. I sincerely hope that with enough community support, someone will come forward with information. Let’s keep Howard’s case in the spotlight and maintain the pressure to find answers. Justice needs to be served not just for Howard and his loved ones, but for all those impacted by ongoing violence in the city.