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I was just reading through some old articles and came across Carolyn Grant's case. It's really chilling to think about how someone could be so cold-hearted to come to her doorstep and shoot her like that, especially in her own home where she should have felt safe. I can't imagine the pain her family must have gone through, not just from losing her, but from having no answers all these years.
It's frustrating that there was so little evidence left behind. San Antonio in the early ‘90s seemed like such a tough time for law enforcement, with so many violent crimes happening. I hope with all the advancements in forensics and technology today, there's still a chance that new evidence can come to light or someone with information will finally speak up. If there's anyone out there who knows anything, even the smallest detail could be the key to giving Carolyn's family the closure they deserve.
I recently came across a mention of Carolyn Grant's case and couldn't help but feel the weight of the injustice her family must be carrying for all these years. One detail that really sticks with me is how the suspect seemed to know her by name. Did any of her friends or family recall if she mentioned feeling unsafe or having any conflicts with anyone leading up to her death? It seems so targeted, and it just breaks my heart to think about how this act has left a void in her loved ones' lives. I really hope the renewed efforts from the Cold Case Division can bring some answers. If anyone has more insight into what her life was like or the people she might have connected with during that time, it would be so valuable for this discussion.
Hey everyone,
I came across an old case that's been haunting me, and I'm curious if anyone knows more about the gun used in Carolyn Grant's tragic murder back in 1993? It's maddening that such a brutal crime happened right at her doorstep, and it feels like there should be more leads from the evidence left behind. I wonder if the firearm was ever traced or linked to any suspect or other crimes in the area. It's frustrating to think that a potential clue might have been overlooked or that there just wasn't enough to go on at the time. My heart truly goes out to Carolyn's loved ones — they deserve answers after all these years. If anyone has thoughts or more info about the weapon, please share. Let's keep pushing to solve this case.
Stay safe, everyone.