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Hey everyone, I've been trying to piece together some thoughts about the tragic loss of Gary Lamont Smith back in '98. One thing that stands out to me is the description of the suspect. It makes you wonder if anyone might remember seeing someone matching those characteristics around the neighborhood around that time. I mean, we're talking about a young guy who could easily blend in, but maybe someone remembers a detail that didn't seem important back then. It's really sad that after all this time, the family hasn't got the answers they deserve. At the end of the day, everyone deserves justice, no matter what choices they may have made. If there’s anyone here who lived near NE Shaver St. or happened to be in the area, every bit of information can help piece this puzzle together. Hoping that with more eyes on this case, justice can finally be served for Gary and his loved ones.
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Hey everyone, I've been looking into Gary Lamont Smith's case, and something that stood out to me is the description of the suspect. It's now been over two decades, and while memories can fade, it's worth revisiting those initial witness accounts. The description of the suspect – a young African-American male with a slender build – might still jog someone's memory. I really feel for Gary's family. Regardless of his past, they deserve closure and justice for his untimely death. The detail about the suspect heading southbound right after the shooting seems like a key piece that might have been overlooked. Could it be that someone living or working in that area back then saw something but didn't realize its importance at the time? Let's try to keep this in the spotlight. If anyone has info or even the slightest recollection, please consider reaching out to the authorities. Sometimes even the smallest detail can make a big difference in these cold cases. Sending all my support to Gary's family and friends. It's never too late to hope for answers. Take care, [Username]
