Did anyone else see those reports about the lack of shell casings near the crime scene in Robert Crosson's case? It's so frustrating and puzzling. How does someone shoot from a distance like that and manage to hit their target inside the house? It makes me suspect this wasn't just a random act. Maybe they knew the layout of the house or had some sort of specific motive we don't know about yet. The thought that his family has to deal with this mystery on top of their grief is so difficult to comprehend. I really hope the investigators are able to piece this together soon. Robert and his family deserve answers and justice. Anyone have thoughts on what could explain the distance shot?
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Hey everyone, I’ve been following the case of Robert William Crosson Jr., and my heart goes out to his family, especially his uncle, Dewayne DeBerry. I can't even imagine the shock and pain he felt discovering his nephew like that. Something that really stands out to me is how senseless this all seems. Robert was just watching some basketball highlights—a pastime many of us enjoy—and then his life ended in such a random, cruel manner. What gets me thinking is the mention of stray bullets. If those shots were genuinely meant for someone else or were just fired recklessly without any intention to harm, it’s incredibly alarming. The fact that no shell casings were found suggests the shooter was quite a distance away, making it less likely someone had a direct vendetta against Robert. It just emphasizes how horribly wrong things can go and how innocent lives get caught in the crossfire. Has anyone in the community heard if there have been any similar incidents recently? It's scary to consider there might be someone out there firing shots without regard for where they land. I really hope the police can piece together enough evidence to find whoever did this. Robert's family deserves answers and, more importantly, justice for such a tragic loss.
