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Has anyone else looked into the firebombing of Green's house after Trevell went missing? I find it really suspicious that right after the disappearance, the house was set on fire. It seems like someone might have been trying to destroy evidence. What I don't get is why there wasn't more of a public uproar about this at the time. I mean, you don’t just forget about a house being torched in connection with a missing person case. I understand that gang involvement is suggested, and maybe that kept people from talking, but it's been so many years! Does anyone here know if there were any follow-ups on the forensics from that fire, or did the case just go cold after that incident? It just seems like such a crucial piece of the puzzle, and it’s frustrating to think nothing could be done about it.
Has anyone else looked into the firebombing of Green's house just two days after Trevell disappeared? It's been on my mind a lot lately. It seems like such a critical piece of the puzzle that might hold answers but doesn’t get discussed as much. Why was the house targeted? Was it meant to destroy evidence, or send a message? I’m curious if law enforcement ever released more details on that or if they just hit a dead end. I feel like this could be a significant lead if properly investigated. Anyone have insights or thoughts on this aspect?
Has anyone else taken interest in the fact that Trevell's case remained cold despite such incriminating evidence found at Dalin Green’s house? The bloodstains and bullet evidence seem like they should have led somewhere. Surely, someone out there knows more about what happened. Was there ever any investigation into whose blood was found at Green's place, and why wasn't more pressure applied on potential leads? It's disturbing that the house was firebombed shortly after—could Dalin Green have had connections that were able to keep things quiet? It seems like there's so much unspoken here, and for Trevell's family, who have endured so much, it just feels like an injustice. Would love to hear anyone else's take, especially if more has come to light since then.