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I’ve been thinking a lot about the absence of shell casings at the scene where DeMarco Rutledge was killed. It’s a small detail, but it seems significant, right? Could it hint at the use of a revolver, since they don’t eject shell casings like automatics do? If that’s the case, it might be more challenging to trace, but it could also suggest a level of planning or experience. It’s chilling to think someone could have planned this so carefully. My heart goes out to DeMarco's family and friends who have to deal with such an unimaginable loss and the uncertainty of the investigation. Hoping that this detail, among others, helps bring some justice and answers they rightfully deserve. Please, if anyone has any information or even a hunch, reach out to the authorities.
It's been over two years since DeMarco Rutledge's life was cut short, and I can't even begin to imagine the pain his family must be enduring. Losing someone in such a violent way is a nightmare that no one should have to live through. What baffles me is the absence of shell casings at the scene. Could this indicate a professional hit, or maybe the shooter cleaned up before fleeing? Another thing that keeps circling in my mind is the broken back window. Was the shooting an act of rage, or did the killer know DeMarco? These little details keep haunting me because they might hold the key to figuring out what truly happened that day. My heart goes out to DeMarco's family and friends; I hope they find the peace and justice they deserve. If anyone out there has even the smallest detail that could help solve the case, please reach out to the authorities.
I’ve been thinking a lot about the missing shell casings in DeMarco Rutledge’s case. It really makes me wonder if the shooter might have used a revolver or perhaps picked up the casings afterward? It seems like a small detail, but it could be significant. Revolvers don’t eject casings like semi-automatics do, right? This could offer clues about the type of firearm used. I feel so much for DeMarco's loved ones—waiting for answers must be just horrible. I keep hoping someone comes forward with new info soon. Anyone with thoughts on this or similar cases?