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I was reading about the tragic deaths of Fred William Edgi and Terrence Demildenhall and it just makes me think about how vulnerable the homeless community is. It's terrifying to know someone could be targeting people who are already in such a difficult position. What's even more disturbing is the handwritten note found by Fred's body. Who writes something like that and then just disappears? It sounds like whoever did this is pretty disturbed. I hope that someone remembers something or decides to speak up after all these years because these men deserve justice and their families deserve peace. Does anyone know if there have been any updates on similar crimes or developments in the area that might give new leads? It feels like there must be someone out there who knows more.
Hi everyone,
I've been thinking a lot about the handwritten note found by Fred William Edgi's body. It's baffling because while the note confessed to the crime, it offered no solid leads about the identity of the murderer. What kind of person feels compelled to leave a note like this? Is it a taunt, or is there some twisted remorse at play? It chills me to think that someone felt so detached they left a note and walked away, possibly blending back into daily life.
I can't even imagine the anguish Fred's loved ones must feel, thinking about who did this and why. It must be crushing to have such a personal crime reduced to a cryptic piece of paper. I'm hoping with all my heart that someone out there knows something and will come forward. Anonymous or not, any small piece of information could mean justice for Fred and his family.
Stay safe out there, everyone. Keep looking out for each other.
Warm regards,
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I've been thinking a lot about the note found near Fred Edgi's body, and I can't shake the feeling that it's a huge clue that's just waiting to be deciphered. Has anyone heard if there were any specific details in that note that weren't released to the public? Sometimes these notes can contain subtle hints about the person who wrote it—perhaps a phrase or a writing style that someone might recognize. I feel for Fred's family and those who knew him; it must be so difficult to think that someone out there knows something that could bring closure. It would be amazing if anyone connected to the case could shed some light on this detail. Every little piece of information can make a difference.