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Hey everyone, I've been following the tragic case of Deborah Kisor, and there's something about the Roser Park area that I've been wondering about. It's so chilling to think about how this spot, where kids usually play and explore, became the scene of such an awful discovery. The fact that those children stumbled upon such a horrific sight is just unimaginable. It makes me think about the impact on not just Deborah's family, but those kids and their families as well. Does anyone know if there were any other suspicious activities reported around there at the time? I know the 80s were a different era in terms of neighborhood safety and awareness. I'm curious if anyone has insights on the local atmosphere back then or if this was just a totally out-of-the-blue incident. It’s such a relief that modern DNA technology could finally connect the dots to Tony Ables, even if it took years. Thanks for sharing any thoughts or info – it's important to remember Deborah and all she went through.
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Hey everyone, I've been following the tragic case of Deborah Kisor, and I've been thinking about how pivotal the advancements in DNA technology have been, not just for her case but many others. It's incredible to see how past limitations were totally transformed, bringing justice after almost two decades. It almost feels like science has become a voice for Deborah and other victims who never saw justice in their lifetime. I can’t help but wonder: if DNA technology had advanced just a few years earlier, how many other unsolved cases might've been cracked sooner? And isn't it unsettling that Tony Ables was free for so long, potentially causing more harm when he could have been stopped much earlier? Sending strength to all those affected by this and hoping that continuous improvements in forensic sciences can help bring peace to more families like Deborah’s. Would love to hear your thoughts on how DNA technology might continue to evolve and assist in cold cases. Stay safe, everyone.
