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Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking a lot about the connections Anthony Egger had in the seafood industry in New Jersey. It’s interesting because it’s not the first thing you might consider when looking into his murder in Baltimore. Did he have any adversaries there? Or maybe someone who didn’t quite like him? It feels like it could be a crucial angle that hasn’t been given much attention. I'm just speculating, of course, but considering he worked with his brothers and was pretty intertwined in that business, could there have been some bad blood or business disagreements? Sometimes those kind of conflicts don’t stay put geographically. It’s really important that we try to piece together as much of his life to help find justice for him and some peace for his loved ones. Any thoughts on this angle? Or if anyone knows more about his time in the industry, would love to discuss. Thinking of his family and hoping they find answers soon. Warmly, [Username]
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I've been following the case of Anthony Egger, and something that stands out to me is the connection to his brothers in New Jersey. It's intriguing that Anthony worked in the seafood industry with them across state lines. I wonder how this aspect of his life played into the broader picture of his murder. Could there be any links between his work and what tragically happened to him in Baltimore? It's so hard to think about someone with such deep ties to his community and family being taken away in such a senseless way. Hoping for justice and answers for his loved ones.
