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Hey everyone, I stumbled upon Robert Alexander's case, and one thing that's been on my mind is the location where he was found. Does anyone else find it odd that he was found under a railroad bridge? It feels like such a secluded place for an attack, especially given how beaten he was. I'm wondering if the location might hold some clues—like, was this a spot people knew as a hangout, or could it indicate someone was trying to hide what they did to him? The thought that his family is still looking for answers after all these years is just devastating. I can't imagine the pain of not knowing and waiting for justice. If anyone has any local insights or knows something about that area in 1990, it might be worth discussing. Maybe there's something in the scene itself that could provide a lead. Let's keep this conversation going for his family’s sake. Stay safe, everyone.
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Has anyone else been following the Robert Donald Alexander case from Tulsa? I've been thinking about how challenging it must still be for his family, especially his kids, who are still searching for answers after all these years. It's troubling that there wasn't much media attention back when it happened. I wonder if the lack of coverage affected the investigation and if that contributed to the case going cold so quickly. I've heard that people who lived a nomadic lifestyle back then, like Robert, didn't always have a steady community to advocate for them, which could have made it easier for cases like his to fall through the cracks. It makes me think about how important it is for communities and media to rally around victims and their loved ones, to keep their stories alive and push for justice. If anyone has ideas on how we could help bring more attention to cold cases like this, I'd love to hear them. Maybe we can do something to support his children and others in similar situations.
