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Hi everyone, I've been following the case of Marion and Eldominic Rhodes, and I can't help but be struck by how strange the circumstances around the ammunition are. I mean, Tanner King's alibis fell apart pretty quickly, but what's really puzzling me is the .40 caliber box missing fifteen rounds. With the box of bullets found at his place, I find it odd that there's no trace of the actual weapon. It seems unlikely that a person would dispose of a gun but hold onto the ammo in such a careless manner, right? I can't imagine what the Rhodes family is going through, knowing that someone out there might have crucial information but hasn't come forward yet. If anyone here knows about similar cases where missing weapons were a significant factor, I'm curious to learn more about how those were eventually resolved. Could it be that this missing weapon is just a red herring? Also, my thoughts are with the community in Fort Dodge; it must be difficult living with this uncertainty. Let's hope some fresh leads turn up soon. Stay safe, everyone.
