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Hey everyone, I was reading up on the case of Brandon Lamarr Sims and something struck me about the behavior of the apartment manager. When he mentioned seeing flies all around Brandon's room during that summer, it sounded alarming. I mean, wouldn't that be something that raises suspicion immediately? I know hindsight is 20/20, but it's hard to imagine not questioning a situation like that further at the time. It seems like such a clear red flag. I wonder if any other neighbors or building staff noticed similar oddities and just didn’t say anything. Sometimes, it’s those seemingly small details that could unravel a whole case if caught early enough. Just thinking out loud here.
Has anyone else been following the Brandon Lamarr Sims case? It's been on my mind ever since I read about the fly infestation at the apartment. I can't stop thinking about what the apartment manager said—flies in the middle of summer attributed to "bedwetting." It's almost hard to fathom how that wasn't a huge red flag at the time. I know hindsight is 20/20, but still. It seems like there were multiple warning signs that something was off.
It’s chilling to think that such an observation might have been brushed off. If only more people had reported these small red flags, maybe the investigation could have started sooner. It makes me wonder what else might have been missed or overlooked at the time. If anyone has any further info or insights on this aspect of the case, I'd love to discuss it. It's such a tragic situation overall.