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Hey everyone, I've been reading up on Rosalie Auskings' case, and it just boggles my mind how someone can commit such a heinous act in a public area and still get away with it after all these years. I can't stop thinking about the location where she was found—Long Street and Neil Avenue. It's not exactly secluded, right? Was anyone around? Did someone see something that night in 1988? It's hard to comprehend how no witnesses have come forward even after all these years. I know memories fade, and details can get blurry, but if someone out there saw anything, even something that seemed insignificant at the time, it could be the key to solving this. My heart goes out to Rosalie's family and friends who have had to endure the agony of not knowing for so long. Let's keep this case alive in our discussions and hope for a break that can finally bring them some peace. If anyone has thoughts on these open cases or info related to the area back in the day, feel free to share. Every bit helps.
I was reading more about Rosalie Auskings’ case today, and it's such a chilling reminder of how vulnerable we can be. One thing that really stands out to me is the location where her body was found. It was near Long Street and Neil Avenue, a fairly busy intersection even back in 1988. It's hard to imagine how something like this could happen in a public area without more people seeing or hearing something.
I feel for Rosalie’s loved ones who have had to live with so many unanswered questions all these years. It’s already so tragic to lose someone, but to not have closure must be incredibly difficult. I wonder if time has caused details to slip from people’s minds. I keep hoping that someone might remember something, even something small, that can point investigators in the right direction.
It's just so essential that we keep these unsolved cases in public view. I admire how Rosalie’s case reminds the community of the importance of looking out for each other and the enduring hope that justice can eventually prevail. If you or anyone you know might have any information, however small, please consider reaching out to the authorities. Her family deserves answers.