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Forum Posts for Quincy Booker:
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It's been over a decade since Quincy's senseless murder, and I find it incredibly frustrating that despite having witnesses and detailed descriptions, his killers are still out there. I can't help but wonder if those turquoise New Mexico plates were significant. Given how distinctive they are, wouldn't it be a crucial lead? Did the police ever follow up on possible matches for that Dodge Neon model?
I can't even begin to imagine what Quincy's family must have been going through all these years, hoping for answers that never seem to come. If anyone else on here has any insights or thoughts on the lack of progress, please share. We should keep this discussion alive, not just for Quincy but for the closure his loved ones desperately deserve.
Hey everyone,
I've been reading through the threads about Quincy Booker's case, and something that strikes me is the description of the vehicle involved—a blue 1990s Dodge Neon with turquoise plates. I'm curious if anyone knows how common that color and model would have been in Albuquerque around 2011? It seems like such a distinct detail that could help pinpoint the suspects if more sightings were reported.
I can't imagine the ongoing pain Quincy's family must be facing without any resolution after all these years. It's so important to keep these details in the conversation in the hope that someone might remember seeing something that could help.
If anyone has more insight or ideas about this angle, please share. Let's keep Quincy's memory alive and support his family in their search for justice.
Stay safe out there, everyone.
I've been thinking a lot about Quincy Booker's case and how it ties into the larger issues of unsolved murders in Albuquerque. It's been over 12 years, and I can't imagine the pain his family must still be feeling. What's particularly frustrating is that there were multiple witnesses and a clear vehicle description. A blue Dodge Neon isn't exactly inconspicuous, especially with turquoise plates. I wonder if any additional surveillance footage from that part of town during the incident might exist but wasn't fully pursued. It seems like a crucial bit that could have led to more answers.
Also, does anyone know if there are ongoing community efforts or annual events to raise awareness about Quincy's case and others like it in the area? Maybe renewed attention could help bring something to light. Sending thoughts to his family and hoping for justice soon.