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Hey everyone, I've been diving into some cold cases lately, and I came across the tragic case of Henry Crabtree from 1979. What stands out to me is the fact that the cash register was tipped over. It makes me wonder—given that this was a time before a lot of the security tech we have now—were there any CCTV cameras or alarm systems in that Circle K? Even in the late '70s, some places were starting to use basic video surveillance. Did the police ever mention if they found anything useful from that, or did a lack of technology contribute to this case going cold? Moreover, the idea of a robbery gone wrong seems pretty evident, but could there have been something more personal behind this? I’m curious if anyone has looked into other similar crimes in San Antonio around that time. Maybe there’s a pattern or suspect that was overlooked? My heart goes out to Henry's family and friends. They deserve answers, and I hope modern advances in forensic science might eventually provide them. If you have any info or theories, I'd love to hear your thoughts. Let's keep Henry's story alive and hope for some answers. Take care, everyone.
