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Hi everyone,
I just came across the James Lamont Garrett case from 1995 in Tulsa, and I can't stop thinking about the psychological profile of whoever committed this crime. It feels like more than just a robbery gone wrong due to the level of violence and the way the house was completely ransacked. Do burglars typically escalate to murder in these situations, or could this have been someone who knew Garrett and wanted to make it look like a robbery? I'm hoping someone with expertise in criminal behavior or anyone who's followed similar cases might weigh in on patterns like this. It's so important that we keep discussing these cases and keep them alive in the public eye. Maybe someone out there who hasn't spoken up yet will remember something crucial. Thinking of James's friends and family. It must be incredibly difficult not to have closure after all these years. Let's hope that someday soon, we get answers. Love and light to everyone still waiting for justice. ❤️
