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I can't stop thinking about Deandre Fletcher's case. It's been over seven years now, and it feels like we're not any closer to justice for him. I live not too far from the Baden neighborhood where he was killed, and the silence surrounding the investigation is unsettling. It's so frustrating that, due to the lack of direct witnesses, this case is at a standstill.
For those who might know something but are hesitant to speak up, please consider reaching out anonymously to CrimeStoppers. Even the smallest piece of information could be the missing puzzle piece investigators need. Aside from the aspect of justice, think of Deandre's family and friends. They are left with this hole in their hearts, and any closure, even after all these years, could mean the world to them. I hope we can come together as a community to help bring resolution to those who knew and loved Deandre.
Hey everyone, I've been thinking a lot about Deandre Fletcher’s case lately. It's been over seven years now and it appears that we're no closer to finding the answers that his family deserves. I can't imagine what his loved ones must be going through, still waiting for justice.
I've been wondering why there haven't been more movements or vigils in the Baden neighborhood since his murder. Community involvement can be so powerful in keeping cases like Deandre's in the spotlight. If anyone is in the area or knows people who are, maybe organizing something could help boost awareness and put pressure on those who might have information to finally come forward.
It's crucial to keep cases like this alive in public memory. We need to do what we can to support his family and bring attention back to these unresolved cases to prevent them from slipping into oblivion. If you have ideas or if there's been any recent activity that I might have missed, please share. Deandre deserved so much better, and it’s up to all of us to make sure he isn't forgotten.
Hey everyone,
I'm really moved by the senseless violence impacting communities like in Deandre Fletcher's case. Being from a neighboring area in St. Louis, it hits close to home. I can't imagine the pain his family and friends must feel with no answers after so many years.
Something I've been pondering is the role community trust plays in these investigations. There's often this silence, like in Deandre's case, where direct witnesses stay quiet. I get that fear and mistrust exist, maybe because of personal situations or past experiences with law enforcement. But how can we break that cycle and encourage more people to share what they know? I mean, even the smallest detail could provide a break in the case for Deandre's family to find some peace.
Anyone else from areas dealing with similar issues have thoughts on building better police-community relations? How do we create a safer space for people to come forward, both emotionally and physically?
Sending thoughts to all victims’ families out there dealing with similar struggles. It’s tough, but hopefully, we’ll find a way to bring justice and change.
Stay safe,
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