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Hey everyone, I've been following the Fred Chisholm case and something has been bothering me regarding the timeline of events. The fact that Fred was found dead at his home makes me wonder if the investigation has considered the possibility of someone he knew well being involved. It's usually someone the victim knows, right? I think the key might lie in looking deeper into who had access to his house or who might have visited him frequently. Sometimes, we tend to overlook those closest to the victim simply because it can be hard to imagine someone they trusted would do such a thing. Also, I'd really love to hear your thoughts on how the Ohio Attorney General's cold case database might be used more effectively in cases like this. Has anyone here ever had success stories or similar experiences with databases like these helping to solve crimes? Fred and his family deserve some answers, and maybe, just maybe, someone here can share an insight that makes a difference. Every little bit helps. Thanks for reading, and let's keep discussing and supporting the resolution of Fred's case and many others. Stay safe, everyone.
