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Hey everyone, I’ve been looking into Benjamin Almand’s case from San Antonio, and I can't shake this nagging thought about his neighborhood. From everything I’ve read, it seems like the attack was personal due to the lack of forced entry. It makes me wonder how well Ben knew his neighbors or if anyone nearby might have noticed something unusual leading up to or on the day of the crime. It's just so baffling that someone could have done this and gotten away with it for all these years. Has anyone heard about whether the neighbors were ever interviewed extensively? Sometimes people notice small details they think are irrelevant at the time but can actually be crucial for the investigation. Hoping and praying for some sort of breakthrough for his family. They deserve answers and peace more than anything. ?️
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I've been following Benjamin Almand’s case for a while now, and I still can't wrap my head around the fact that it remains unsolved. I've noticed in similar cases where there's no forced entry, it often points towards the attacker being someone the victim knew or at least trusted enough to let inside. It breaks my heart thinking about how someone could be so betrayed in their own home. I wonder if the police have looked into any close acquaintances or family members who might have had strained relationships with him at the time. It’s tough not knowing what happened, and I really hope that with advances in forensics or new tips coming in, we can get some answers soon. I can’t imagine how hard this must be for his friends and family, living with so many unanswered questions all these years. If anyone has any insights or thoughts, please share. I believe any little piece of information could be invaluable to bringing justice for Mr. Almand and peace to his loved ones.
