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Has anyone looked into the potential surveillance footage from the nearby businesses or homes around the Richmond and Sherwood intersection? I remember reading that a few places in that area might have cameras, even in residential spots. I feel like in cases like this, capturing some nearby activity—even if it seems insignificant—might provide a lead. It’s so frustrating to think that Joseph’s killer is still out there, and I can't even begin to imagine the pain his family is going through. Being able to piece together even a small clue could finally bring some much-needed answers and, hopefully, justice. Sending strength to everyone affected at this time. ?
Hey everyone, I've been reading through the threads on Joseph Harden's tragic case, and something that struck me was the timing and location of the shooting. Joseph was out around 11 p.m., which isn’t super late for someone his age, but the area seems pretty quiet, right? It makes me wonder if the person responsible was familiar with the neighborhood or possibly even lived nearby.
Local residents must have heard or seen something unusual that night. I feel for Joseph's family and the community—they deserve answers. Keeping the conversation going is so important. If any of you live in the area or know people who do, maybe we can brainstorm more ways to support the investigation and keep it in the public eye. It’s been years, but Joseph deserves justice, and it can happen with enough community pressure and awareness. ?
I’ve been reading up on Joseph Harden’s case, and what really strikes me is the strong sense of community that's emerged in the wake of this tragedy. It's honestly so moving to see how his friends and family have banded together to keep his memory alive and push for justice. I heard about the vigils they’ve organized and the community meetings they hold. It must be incredibly difficult for them to keep going without any answers, but their perseverance is admirable.
It’s also a bit concerning how this incident took place in a neighborhood not known for such violence. It has me thinking about the safety of our communities and the role we each play in supporting one another in tough times. Hopefully, with continued community efforts, someone will come forward with information that can help. Keeping Joseph, his loved ones, and the people of Markham in my thoughts.