Hey everyone, I've been following Frankie's case since it happened, and something that's been really bothering me is the lack of witnesses willing to come forward. I get that people might be scared due to the possible gang connections, but this was a mother of seven who died trying to protect her kids. I can't imagine the trauma her little ones are going through. It's crucial for the community to step up and support Frankie's family by providing any information they might have. The smallest detail could make a huge difference. Her family, especially her twin sister Bianca, has been through so much already. Let's hope someone finds the courage to do the right thing. Keeping my fingers crossed for a breakthrough soon. ?
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I’ve been following Frankie’s case closely and wanted to point out something that’s been really on my mind—how rare it was for someone with such a huge heart to be caught in such senseless violence. It’s really gut-wrenching to think that this whole tragic turn was over something as trivial as a pair of shoes. Just feels so wrong. I read about how Frankie pushed her loved ones to the ground to keep them safe, and it just embodies the kind of selflessness her family keeps talking about. It’s devastating that her kids were there to witness everything. They’ll not only have to deal with losing their mom but also carry the memory of that day. For anyone in the Detroit area, please keep an ear out if you hear anything about this incident. We need to help this family find some peace and get the justice Frankie deserves. My thoughts are continuously with Frankie’s children, her twin sister Bianca, and her mom Sherri. Can’t imagine what they’re going through!
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It's absolutely gut-wrenching to think about the chain of events that led to the tragedy at Rouge Park that day. I keep replaying the details in my mind and wonder how a seemingly small argument about shoes could escalate into something so violent. What really strikes me is the bravery Frankie showed—her instinct was to protect those kids, even in such a terrifying moment. It must be unimaginably difficult for her children, having had to witness such violence and the loss of their mother all at once. I genuinely hope someone in the community finds it within themselves to come forward with information. The family needs our support and any form of closure would help ease their unimaginable pain. How can we as a community do more to promote peace and prevent these senseless acts of violence?
