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Hey everyone, I've been following the tragic case of Amari Williams, and something about the details just doesn't sit right with me. I keep thinking about the location where it happened – the 200 block of Marion Street, near Park Avenue. It's a pretty busy area, right? There's usually a decent amount of foot traffic around there, especially in the afternoon. How did this shooting go unnoticed until 3:15 p.m.? There must have been people around who saw or heard something. Also, the fact that it's been so long, and those three individuals haven't come forward or been identified is puzzling. It makes me wonder if they were locals or just passing through at the time. I hope more people who were in the area that day can shed light on what happened. It's just incredibly frustrating that Amari's family is still waiting for justice. If anyone knows anything or has insights about the area or what it’s like around that time of day, please share. The more we discuss and pay attention, the greater the chance we might find something useful to support the investigation. Holding out hope for answers for Amari's loved ones. ?
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Hey everyone, I’ve been following Amari’s case and something's really bugging me about those three persons of interest in the video. Has anyone else noticed how calm they appear, like they're just strolling down the street without a care in the world? I know surveillance footage can sometimes be misleading, but their demeanor really jumped out at me. It feels eerily detached given that Amari was just shot. I can’t help but wonder if they were trying to act inconspicuous or if they genuinely thought they’d gotten away with something. It’s chilling to think they might still be walking around free. I hope the police get the info they need to track them down and bring some justice for Amari’s family. They deserve answers. Anyone else have thoughts on this?