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I’ve been following the Tacoma double homicide and I can’t stop thinking about the choice of location for the crime. The parking lot near the 1200 block of St. Paul Avenue seems so public and risky for something as severe as this. It's right by the Foss Waterway, a place that's usually bustling during the day with people walking, boating, and just going about their daily business. This makes me wonder if the perpetrator was familiar with the area or if something else happened that forced them to act in such a public place.
The randomness and boldness of the act are alarming, especially considering it was broad daylight when firefighters were called at 2:30 p.m. I feel for the families and friends of Wanda Davis and Amber Bazan, knowing this stark public backdrop is tied to such personal loss. It just reinforces how urgent it is for anyone with even the smallest piece of info to speak up. The community deserves answers, and the families need justice. How do others feel about the location choice? Do you think it might hold clues about the suspect’s intentions or state of mind?
So, I was thinking about the tragic case of Wanda Davis and Amber Bazan when it struck me how crucial it is to explore all possible ties and backgrounds of these victims. The location where they were found—near Tacoma's Foss Waterway—has always been an area bustling with people and activity. It's hard not to wonder if there's something significant about that place being the scene of this horrible crime. Were they meeting someone there? Did they often frequent that area? It makes me think that perhaps someone who knew them or had been watching them might have chosen that location for a reason.
It's utterly baffling and so sad to think of two women losing their lives in such a brutal manner. We're all hoping for some closure soon, not just for the community, but most importantly for the families. They deserve answers. If anyone has any theories or insights about why this location might be relevant, please share. Every small piece could be part of a much larger puzzle.