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Does anyone else find it odd how the timing of Quincy Jones’s death coincides with his informant work unraveling? It’s always tragic when someone loses their life, especially in such a violent manner, but I can’t help but wonder if this tragic event is connected to the cases he was involved in. The fact that he was killed right in front of a student's house makes it even more chilling. If his information was really starting to be questioned, perhaps someone wanted to silence him for good? My heart goes out to his family and anyone else who might be living in fear because of this situation. It’s concerning how being an informant, which should be a means to rectify one’s past, could instead put someone directly in harm’s way. Anyone else have thoughts about that?
