Crime Solvers Central
Crime Solvers Central
295 Cases Solved. Advancing justice for missing persons, unsolved homicides, unidentified and unclaimed remains.

Forum Posts for Christine Cambric:
Be respectful. Abuse of these forums will not be tolerated.

I've been following the case of Christine Marie Cambric, and my heart truly goes out to her family, friends, and everyone in the Lansing community who knew her. As someone who frequented Zeus' Coney Island, I can personally attest to the warm and vibrant energy she brought to that place. Everyone called her "Red" not just because of her hair, but because she lit up every room she entered. The community is really feeling her absence.
It's incredibly sad that such a dedicated nurse and joyful person, who had so much more to offer, was taken away so abruptly. Her passion for life and healthy living was evident to everyone who crossed her path. As the trial of Dennis Joshua Whaley unfolds, I hope justice is served for both Christine and Jason McKenzie. Let's all hold space for her daughter Tagan and the rest of her family during this unimaginably difficult time.
Has anyone else been touched by her story or frequented the places she was a part of? It's comforting to share memories and keep the essence of those we lose alive in some way.
I can’t stop thinking about the impact Christine, or "Red" as many knew her, had on her community. It seems like just about everyone in Lansing crossed paths with her at some point, whether they were treated to her care as a nurse or served with a warm smile at Zeus' Coney Island. It’s so hard to accept that someone who brought so much light and energy to others has been taken in such a senseless way. This tragedy highlights how suddenly life can change because of gun violence.
I hope those who loved Christine find comfort in the memories they shared with her. I've seen how her legacy has sparked conversations about the importance of addressing domestic violence. Hopefully, this discussion translates into action that prevents future tragedies. For now, my thoughts are with her daughter, Tagan, and the rest of Christine's family and friends as they navigate this difficult road ahead.
I’ve been thinking a lot about Christine Cambric, known as "Red" to her friends and regulars at Zeus' Coney Island. It seems like everyone who knew her had a story about her kindness or that infectious energy she carried everywhere. As someone who also works in the service industry, I know how tough it can be to keep that kind of positivity, especially during long shifts. Her ability to connect with people and make them feel special is something I deeply admire.
It's beyond upsetting to know that such a vibrant life was taken so tragically. This case really brings to light the serious issues of domestic violence and the consequences of gun violence. I can’t imagine the pain her daughter, Tagan, and her family must be going through. It seems like Christine left a legacy of love and strength behind. I hope that through this nightmare, her loved ones can find some peace and maybe push for changes that might prevent other families from experiencing this kind of sorrow. Hold your loved ones tight, everyone.