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Forum Posts for Harvey Cordarrell Sanders:
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Hey everyone,
I’ve been following Harvey Sanders' case since it happened, and I keep thinking about the lack of surveillance footage in that area. In this day and age, you’d think cameras would be capturing everything, especially outside a business. It’s unsettling that there’s no video evidence to help piece things together.
Does anyone know if there were any businesses nearby with cameras that might not have been checked thoroughly? It’s heartbreaking for Harvey’s family to not have answers after all this time. It just highlights how crucial community awareness and technology are in preventing and solving crimes. Hoping for any leads that could help bring justice for Harvey.
Stay safe, everyone.
I'm really thinking about the location where Harvey was killed - the 6500 block of North 40th Street. Does anyone else wonder if the area itself might hold clues or even witnesses who haven't come forward yet? It's just so tragic to think about how Harvey's life ended in such a public place, yet we're still without answers. I feel for his family, having to face this each day without closure. Sometimes I wonder if there are people around there who might have seen or heard something but are hesitant to speak up for one reason or another. I hope the community feels empowered to share anything they might know, no matter how small it might seem. Those tiny details could be the key to finding justice for Harvey.
Hey everyone, feels like this case just doesn't get the attention it deserves. My heart goes out to Harvey's family and friends—can't even begin to imagine the pain they're going through. I've been thinking about how crucial it is for the community to come together to help solve Harvey's case. It's not just about justice for him, but about creating a safer environment for everyone.
One thing that's been on my mind is the role social media can play in cases like this. I know privacy is a concern, but if anyone has the resources or knows how to spread the word online, it might help jog someone's memory or encourage them to share what they know. Sometimes, just one bit of info can make a world of difference.
Let's keep talking about this and supporting Harvey's loved ones. They deserve answers, and together, maybe we can help in some small way. If anyone has any ideas or resources that could help get the word out, please share.