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It's been over two decades since Eddie and Lisa Guerrero were tragically killed, and yet, the pain for their loved ones must be as raw as ever. While the case still remains unsolved, it’s inspiring to see the dedication from the BCSO and the local community in keeping the memory of Eddie and Lisa alive. Has anyone here seen the billboards around Albuquerque? It's a powerful reminder that someone out there knows more. I hope that seeing their faces daily encourages people to come forward with the tiniest piece of information that could make all the difference. We owe it to the Guerrero family to keep pushing for answers. Maybe with the advancements in forensic technology, justice isn't as far away as it seems. Thoughts and support to all those still affected by this tragedy.
I've been following the Guerrero siblings' case closely, and I can't stop thinking about the day those billboards went up. It's incredible to see the power of community efforts when it comes to seeking justice. I really hope that someone out there, who's been holding onto even a small detail, feels moved to finally come forward. The faces of Eddie and Lisa on those billboards, along with the bold message "You Know Who Killed Us!", serve as a constant reminder that their story isn't over. It's a haunting but necessary way to keep the conversation alive. It's clear the BCSO and the dedicated detectives working this case are not giving up, which gives me hope that justice will prevail. Sending strength and love to the Guerrero family as they continue to seek answers.
Hey everyone,
I’ve been following the Guerrero case closely for a while now, and something keeps gnawing at me—those billboards that went up in 2017 were such a bold move. Can you imagine driving by one of those if you knew something? I really hope it stirred someone's conscience.
It's been a long time since their deaths, but the fact that the community came together to put those faces up on billboards speaks volumes. I believe someone out there must have seen something or knows something that could help bring peace to their family. It might just take a random conversation or a memory that finally clicks for someone. Sometimes, cases like this need that one piece of the puzzle that can only come from people remembering the smallest details.
With every new advancement in forensic science, I hold onto the hope that one day soon, Eddie and Lisa’s stories will have the closure they deserve. It's clear people haven't given up on finding justice for them, and neither should we.
Any thoughts or any information, no matter how small, could really make a difference.
Take care,
Sarah