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Has anyone looked into the background of the Tiki Club or its employees back in 1986? It seems odd that Larry's car wasn't there earlier in the morning but was later found after 10 a.m. It's possible someone who had access to the club could have known of a spot that would go unnoticed for hours. I wonder if any employees from that time were questioned thoroughly. It's been years, but maybe someone saw something that seemed insignificant back then. Larry and his family deserve answers, and it feels like there might be someone out there with a piece of this puzzle, even if they don't realize it. My heart goes out to his family and friends, hoping that someday soon, they can find some closure.
Hey everyone,
I've been following the Larry Nelson case for a while, and something that's puzzling me is the time frame between 3:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. when his car and body were discovered. It's strange that nobody noticed anything suspicious in those early morning hours, especially around the Tiki Club.
I keep wondering if maybe someone in the area or even the bar employee might have inadvertently seen or heard something crucial. Even a small detail could be a significant lead. It's frustrating knowing that Larry's family and friends have been waiting for answers for so long.
Also, was there any surveillance at the club or nearby businesses that might have captured something that night? Even grainy footage could provide a clue. If anyone out there remembers anything, it's never too late to come forward. Let’s hope for some answers soon.
Thinking of Larry’s loved ones and hoping for justice.
Take care,
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Hey everyone,
I've been following the Larry Nelson case for a while now, and one thing that's been sticking with me is the location where Larry was found – the parking lot behind the Tiki Club. I've read that the area was fairly isolated in the early hours of the morning. Given that his car wasn't there at 3:30 a.m. but was discovered at 10 a.m., it makes me wonder why the perpetrator chose to leave Larry there. Could it have been a spontaneous decision, or did they purposely pick that spot hoping no one would notice the car for hours?
It’s also puzzling to me that Larry had no identification on him. Was this a robbery gone wrong, or was there another motive at play? So many years have passed, and it must be incredibly difficult for Larry's friends and family to live without answers. My heart goes out to them. Hopefully, someone out there knows something and can provide the missing piece of this tragic puzzle.
Has anyone else come across any information about other incidents or sightings in that area around the time of Larry's murder? Maybe there's something that was overlooked back then.
Peace and strength to everyone touched by this case.