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Has anyone else been struck by the tragic timing of when George Walls found the bodies of Louis and Kim Lynn? It must have been incredibly traumatic for him to walk into that scene. I can’t even begin to imagine the emotional toll this must have taken on him, on top of losing his brother and niece in such a devastating manner. It makes me wonder about the support systems in place for family members who have to deal with discovering something so horrific. Did he have close family or community support to lean on after this? I hope he received help to process and heal from that traumatic event. My heart really goes out to him and the rest of the family as they try to navigate this unimaginable loss. ?
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Hey everyone, I’ve been reading up on the Walls case from 1987, and something that I keep turning over in my mind is the role that Louis's brother, George, played in discovering the crime scene. I can't even begin to imagine the shock and trauma he must have felt walking into that tragic situation. Finding a loved one in such circumstances is unimaginable. I'm curious if George ever spoke publicly about his experience or the aftermath with his family. It's often those who discover the scene that carry an invisible weight. Does anyone know if he received any support or counseling following the incident? It must have been really hard for him, not just discovering the bodies, but also dealing with the loss of a brother and niece in such a terrible way. If anyone has more info or thoughts, I'd love to hear them. My heart really goes out to George and the Walls family during that difficult time. Stay safe, everyone.
