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The discovery of Harris's car with blood in the trunk really raises some unsettling questions for me. It's grim, but I've been thinking a lot about that location near Davis Elementary School. Seems like a strange place to abandon a car in such a residential area. Could the person responsible have parked it there intentionally to make it look like a random act, or maybe to redirect attention? Also, wondering if anyone living nearby reported anything suspicious around that time, like unfamiliar vehicles or people loitering. Sometimes these small details can make a big difference. It's been so long, but hopefully, someone who knows something will come forward to help bring closure to this mystery.
Hey everyone,
I've been digging into the Harris case, and something keeps bugging me. The location where his car was found, Rosa L. Parks Avenue, is pretty peculiar, right? I mean, given that's not on the direct path from Selma to Montgomery, what was his car doing there? I wonder if he knew someone in that area or maybe had a stop to make before reaching his cousin's place. The idea that there was blood in the trunk just makes it even more concerning. Does anyone know of any connections he might have had in that part of town? Or maybe other unsolved incidents in that vicinity? It just feels like this might be a piece of the puzzle that's missing. Any thoughts?
Has anyone else noticed the strange timing and location of Harris's car discovery? The car was found just four days after he went missing, which seems oddly quick for it to show up on Rosa L. Parks Avenue, of all places. Isn't that a rather busy spot to just leave a car with blood in the trunk? Something doesn't add up here.
Also, the proximity to Davis Elementary School is concerning—especially for a case pointing to foul play. It seems like a bold move for whoever is responsible. Did anyone have a connection to that area, or was it just chosen at random? I'm curious if locals noticed anything off around that time or perhaps saw the car being parked there. This mystery has so many layers, and I keep circling back to these early days when critical evidence might still have been fresh. What does everyone else think?