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Forum Posts for Foster Luyster:
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Does anyone else think it's incredibly concerning how the neighbors started cleaning the scene before the police arrived? I can't imagine how much evidence might have been lost because of that. It's really sad to think if protocol had been followed, this case might have been solved by now. I wonder what the neighbors were thinking or if they had any clues. I can't stop thinking about Foster's son—how terrible it must have been for a 6-year-old to find his dad like that. Hopefully, with recent developments and people like us keeping an eye on the case, the Tulsa authorities will finally get the information they need to close this for the family.
I'm new to this case, and diving into the details just leaves me with so many emotions. My heart truly goes out to Mrs. Luyster and her young son. I can't even begin to imagine the trauma of finding a loved one like that, especially for a child who must have been incredibly confused and scared.
What's really sticking with me is the neighbors cleaning up the crime scene before police arrived. I understand they probably had good intentions or even acted out of shock, but it must have complicated things for the investigators so much. Why would they jump in to clean so quickly? Did they know something more or just want to help in the most practical way they could think of?
Also, the mention of "Cliff" and "George" is intriguing. After all these years, how were they identified as suspects? I wonder if anyone remembers those names or has more information about them. It's so frustrating to see a case with potential leads but no closure. I hope someone out there can offer something substantial to bring justice for Foster and some peace to his family.