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I've been thinking a lot about the neighbors in cases like Perry Herbert Setler's. Imagine living right next door, hearing or seeing something on that fateful day, and then dealing with the aftermath. It must be incredibly difficult not only to process what happened but also to come to terms with the knowledge that violence struck so close to home. I wonder if any neighbors heard or saw anything suspicious and if they’ve tried to help the police with whatever information they might have. Surely, there must be someone out there who knows more about what happened or noticed something odd that day. With Grafton being a smaller community, I have a feeling someone holds a piece of the puzzle, even if they don't realize it yet. As always, my heart goes out to Perry's family and friends. I hope they get the answers they deserve one day.
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Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking about all the unanswered questions surrounding Perry Setler’s case, and I couldn’t help but wonder about the community's response in Grafton. Small towns usually have their own way of dealing with tragedies, and it makes me think about the kind of support or even silence that might have surrounded this case. Did anyone hear of any local community meetings or gatherings after the incident that could have shed some light on how people there were processing it? It’s just so concerning that for someone to have been taken from their community in such a violent way, there seems to be little to no follow-up information or public discussion. Keeping Perry and his family in my thoughts. If anyone has any info or thoughts about how the local response might have been, please share.