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Hey everyone, I've been doing some digging into the William Crouse case, and one thing that really stands out to me is the community's response back in 1977. I've read that despite the fear and uncertainty at the time, many people in Dayton rallied together in an effort to support William's family and put pressure on the police to find answers. It's fascinating how a tight-knit community can come together during such a tragic event. It makes me wonder how the community feels about the case now, so many years later. Do people who lived in Dayton back then still feel the same urgency for justice? And how might renewed community engagement help in keeping William’s memory alive and potentially uncovering new leads? Would love to hear thoughts from anyone who has some insight into the community aspect of cold cases like this.
