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I’ve been following Anthony T.J. Mays II’s case closely, and something that really caught my attention is the location where his body was found. The vacant lot on East 85th Street seems like such a random and desolate place. I wonder if there's a connection to the area or if it was just chosen at random by whoever is responsible. Has anyone looked into any recent incidents or reports from the neighborhood around the time he went missing? It might help to establish some kind of pattern or at least provide some context to why he was found there. My heart truly goes out to his family—especially hearing how much he meant to them. They deserve answers and justice for such a senseless act. Hoping someone in the community might come forward with information to help solve this. If anyone has more local insights, please share. Anthony’s family deserves closure.
Hey everyone, I've been following the case of Anthony T.J. Mays II and wanted to talk about the area where his car was last seen. I've done some digging and found that the intersection of Clark and West 25th Street is a busy part of Cleveland. It makes me wonder if someone saw something that night. I think local businesses around there might have surveillance cameras. Could it be possible that some footage from one of these cameras could help shed light on what happened?
It's so tough to imagine what his family is going through without any answers. If anyone here is local to Cleveland, maybe consider checking your dash cams or reminding those in your circles from that area to do the same. Every little detail might help. My thoughts are with his family and friends, hoping they get the closure they need soon.
I've been following the case of Anthony T.J. Mays II quite closely, and one aspect that's been really striking is the way his family has been utilizing social media to keep the focus on finding justice for him. It's such a powerful reminder of how families can step up during unimaginable times to advocate and keep the memory of their loved ones alive in the public eye. Alesia Corpening and the rest of the family have been doing a tremendous job, and it's just so important that their voices keep being heard. It’s frustrating that no suspects have been identified yet, but their efforts to seek answers through community outreach show true resilience. I hope people continue to support and amplify their calls for justice. Anyone else notice any social media campaigns or coverage in the local news that might indicate this case picking up traction? It's crucial to keep it on the radar.