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Hi everyone,
Has anyone heard anything about potential surveillance footage from the area where Thomas Bryant Jr. was found? I was doing some research on the neighborhood, and it looks like there might be a few local businesses near that intersection that could have cameras outside. It’s baffling to think there might be some digital clues out there that haven't surfaced yet.
Also, I'm curious if the LMPD has explored this angle thoroughly. It must be incredibly tough for the Bryant family to go through this without answers, and I just hope any piece of evidence out there can be brought to light soon. If anyone has more insight or local knowledge, let's keep this discussion going and hopefully spark something that could help. Stay safe, everyone.
Wow, I can't believe it's been over three years with no real progress in Thomas Bryant Jr.'s case. I keep thinking about that night and how someone out there knows what happened. One thing that sticks with me is how it was just after midnight when he was found. I live nearby and have walked past that intersection many times. It's chilling to think about how dangerous and unpredictable life can be when such a vibrant young soul is taken in an instant.
If you knew Thomas or were around that area at all, even the smallest detail could be crucial. It's so frustrating that there haven't been any arrests or suspects yet. The family deserves answers and closure. If you have any information, please reach out to the LMPD tip line. It's anonymous, and it could really make a difference. Let's keep talking about this and keep his memory alive. Everyone deserves justice, especially someone as young and full of potential as Thomas.
Hey everyone,
I've been following the case of Thomas Ewing Bryant Jr., who was tragically killed back in August 2020. I’ve been thinking about how close this happened to the intersection of 36th and Dumesnil Streets. It’s such a well-trafficked area, especially on a weekend night. I can't help but wonder if there might have been potential witnesses who either didn’t realize what they saw or might be hesitant to come forward.
It struck me as really upsetting that in a neighborhood where so many people live their day-to-day lives, such a terrible event can occur, and people might not even realize they hold a key piece of information. It's crucial to remember that no detail is too small—we sometimes underestimate what might be useful to investigators.
For Thomas's family and friends, justice and closure must feel like a distant goal right now. If you were around that neighborhood around the time this happened or heard anything since, please think about reaching out to the tip line. It's brave, and it could make all the difference for his loved ones who deserve answers.