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Hey everyone,
I've been digging a bit deeper into the circumstances surrounding Richard Crosby's case, and something that stands out to me is how it seems to have slipped under the radar, even with the high number of homicides in Wilmington that year. It's incredibly frustrating to think that his case isn't on the Cold Case Unit's priority list, even though every life lost deserves justice and recognition.
Reflecting on the reported stats from Delaware Health and Social Services, it makes you wonder how many of those cases involved young men like Richard who might have simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time. It's a reminder that each number represents a person whose story was cut short, leaving grieving families and friends behind.
I genuinely feel for Richard's loved ones, who must be waiting for answers that seem long overdue. If anyone has additional insights or thoughts on how we can raise more awareness for cases like his, I'd love to hear them. Everyone deserves closure, and every story deserves to be told.
Stay safe out there,
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Hey everyone,
I’ve been following the case of Richard R.B. Crosby and noticed something odd. It seems like his case never got much attention, and it's not even highlighted by the Wilmington Police Department's Cold Case Unit. This seems strange, especially considering the number of homicides in Wilmington in 2017. It makes me wonder if there was something specific about his case that led to it being overlooked.
I feel so much for his family; not having answers after all this time must be so painful. Is it possible that the circumstances of his death didn't fit neatly into the categories frequently reported that year, like drug involvement or altercations? Could this be why it got lost in the shuffle?
We should keep talking about cases like Richard's. Everyone deserves closure, especially his loved ones. If anyone has more details or insights, it could really help bring some much-needed attention to his story.
May his family find peace someday.
I came across Richard Crosby's case recently, and it's baffling to see how little coverage it gets despite the high number of homicides in Wilmington that year. It's incredibly sad for his family and friends to not have answers after all this time. It's like his story has gotten lost in the numbers, which is just tragic.
I was reading about the Delaware Health and Social Services reports for 2017 and saw that a good chunk of homicides were linked to other crimes and fights. It makes me wonder if something similar could have happened with Richard, though without more information, it's hard to say. Given that Wilmington had 34 homicides in 2017, why do you think some cases get more attention than others? It feels like every victim deserves to have their story told.