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Hi everyone,
I've been following the case of James Bosley, and one thing that keeps standing out to me is the location—1256 E. 22nd Avenue in Columbus. Does anyone know if this area had a reputation back in 1990? Was it known for any gang activity, or was it more of a quiet neighborhood? It just makes me wonder if James was an intended target or if this was some random act of violence.
To the family and friends of James, my thoughts are with you as you continue to seek answers. I hope increased public awareness brings the truth to the surface.
Hoping someone with any info finds the courage to step forward. Every bit helps.
Stay safe, everyone.
Hi everyone,
I've been following James Bosley's case for a while, and I'm curious about something. Does anyone know if there were any witnesses at the bus stop near where he was found? It seems like a spot where someone might have seen or heard something. I've read that the area wasn't completely quiet, even late at night. It's baffling to think someone could shoot a person and no one saw a thing.
James's family deserves answers and it's hard to imagine the pain they must feel each day this goes unsolved. If anyone was in the area at that time or remembers hearing anything unusual back in 1990, please share. Let's keep the conversation going and help find justice for James.
Stay safe, everyone.
I can't stop thinking about the current circumstances around James Bosley's case. I recently read about how the Columbus Police Department still considers it unsolved after all these years. It's mind-boggling to think that someone could’ve just gone unnoticed, and it makes me wonder about the possibility of eyewitnesses. Given that the incident happened on a busy street in front of 1256 E. 22nd Avenue, surely someone might have seen or heard something that night.
It's definitely worth focusing on tracking down anyone who might’ve been in the area at the time. Maybe there were residents nearby who didn’t realize what they heard or saw was related to a crime. It’s frustrating and so difficult to understand how cases like James's can go unsolved for so long. My heart goes out to his family, who must be desperate for answers. If anyone is reading this and was around that area back in 1990, please rack your brains—you never know, even the smallest detail could help.