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It's been so many years since Robert Clary's tragic death, and I still can't shake the mystery surrounding those dogs not barking that night. It's unsettling how they stayed so calm when they were often the neighborhood's early warning system. Was there something or someone familiar about the situation that didn’t alarm them? Animals have such a keen sense—we've all heard stories of them picking up on things we can't. Could the lack of barking mean the person was known to them, or is there another explanation we're missing? I hope one day Robert's family finds answers and peace. If anyone has thoughts or has come across similar anecdotes in other cases, please share. ?️
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Has anyone else thought about the eeriness of the dogs' behavior on the night Robert Clary was murdered? It strikes me as so odd that none of them barked or showed any signs of agitation, especially given that they normally react to the slightest disturbance. For a neighborhood known for its watchful dogs, the quiet night seems suspicious. ? Is it possible someone familiar with the area, and the dogs, carried out this crime? Maybe someone who could calm the dogs or knew how not to disturb them? And what kind of relationship did Clary have with these neighbors? It feels like a crucial puzzle piece is missing here. It’s tragic and infuriating that his case remains unsolved to this day. My thoughts are with Robert's loved ones, hoping for closure and justice someday. Does anyone have any theories or new info on this part of the case? Let's keep discussing and see if we can unearth anything helpful.
