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Hey everyone, I was thinking about the circumstances surrounding Reba Harvey's murder and the impact it no doubt had on her community back in 1967. It's eerie to think about the fear that must have settled into everyday life when news of such a violent act surfaced. Living in a time when communication wasn’t as instant as it is now, I can't even begin to imagine how terrifying it was to hear about a serial killer on the loose with such sparse details on who could be next—especially since this happened in such different states. Reba, alongside her husband Floyd, didn't have a chance to see the world change so much right after the '60s, and it feels particularly upsetting knowing they were the early victims in what became a years-long nightmare. It's cases like these that make me reflect on the wider ripple effect of a killer's actions, leaving behind devastated families and communities who may never find closure. Does anyone know how the local media covered their deaths at the time? I'm curious if there was any awareness of a serial killer in those early days or if it was just seen as an isolated tragedy. Sending thoughts to any surviving family members out there. This forum's discussions are always a testament to how much people still care. ?️
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I've been diving into the tragic case of Reba and Floyd Harvey, and there's one detail that really struck me: the absolute randomness of their targeting. Imagine the fear and confusion they must have felt, being approached by a complete stranger with such violent intentions. It's terrifying how Franklin operated across different states, leaving a trail of devastation. The Harveys' story is an unsettling reminder of how random and senseless some of these crimes can be. I can't help but think about their family and friends, who were left with so many unanswered questions for years. It must have felt like the world just shifted overnight for them. Does anyone know more about how the investigation picked up back then or if the Harveys were eventually connected to the other victims? It's just so tragic that it took so long for these pieces to come together.