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Hey everyone,
I've been following the case of Robert "Ernie" Reno for a while, and it’s just so difficult to comprehend how something like this is still unsolved after all these years. Following the release of the reenactment video by the Knoxville Police Department, I've been thinking a lot about the neighborhood on Selma Avenue where Ernie was found. I can't help but wonder if there might be someone who might have seen or heard something out of the ordinary that night but hasn't come forward yet.
Ernie was a member of our community, and his family deserves closure. If there’s even the slightest chance you've seen or heard something that could help the investigation—even something seemingly insignificant—please consider reaching out to the authorities. It might just be the piece of the puzzle that’s needed to bring justice to Ernie and his loved ones.
Let’s keep Ernie and his family in our thoughts. It’s crucial that we keep discussing this case to maintain public interest and pressure for a resolution. Thanks for reading, everyone.
Stay safe,
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Hey everyone,
I've been following the Robert "Ernie" Reno case for a while and can't stop thinking about how hard it must be for his family and friends not to have any closure. One thing I find particularly puzzling is the lack of significant leads, even after the Knoxville Police released that detailed reenactment video. It was such a thorough effort — you'd think it would pique someone’s memory or conscience.
Do you think the setting of the crime on Selma Avenue might have played a role in why the investigation hasn't progressed much? Maybe there were fewer people around at the time, or perhaps those present are hesitant to come forward? It’s baffling and so frustrating that despite modern technology and efforts to gather public assistance, there seems to be some wall preventing this case from moving forward.
If there’s anyone here who’s local or familiar with that area, I’d be interested to hear what you all think. My thoughts are with Ernie's loved ones, and I hope for their sake, as well as for justice, that someone will eventually find the courage to speak up.
Stay safe, everyone.