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Hey everyone, I've been closely following the Samuel Baruch case and can't stop thinking about the timeline of that day. It puzzles me why his car ended up at Pembroke Mall. It's pretty bizarre that someone looking to rob him would drive his car there and then just abandon it. Was it to throw off the investigation, or did something else happen that morning? It makes me wonder if whoever did this had knowledge of the area or if they just panicked and ditched it randomly. I can only imagine how tough it must be for Samuel's loved ones, having no closure after all these years. Let’s keep discussing and hope that one day we’ll help bring some peace to his family. If anyone has thoughts on the car’s location or the timing, please share. More eyes and brains on this can only help. Stay safe, Ashley
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I’ve been following Samuel Baruch’s case for a while, and something that always stuck with me is the location of his abandoned car. Pembroke Mall isn't too far from where he was found, and I can’t help but wonder if the choice of that spot was random or if there was a specific reason behind it. Did the perpetrator or perpetrators know the area well? Or was it simply a place where they thought the car wouldn’t stick out? The fact that his car was left there seems so deliberate. Like what if the person wanted to mislead the investigation or possibly even had a getaway car waiting? It’s all so unsettling thinking about the moments leading up to this terrible crime. The image of his car just sitting there... it must’ve been incredibly eerie for people who came across it, not knowing what had just occurred. I truly hope that someone out there with even the smallest piece of information will have the courage to come forward. The Baruch family truly deserves closure, and Samuel deserves justice.