Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking about Sherod Arthur-Lee Mason Lundy recently and wanted to discuss something that’s been on my mind. ? I know there’s been quite a bit of frustration about the lack of updates from the police regarding the ongoing investigation, but what really gets to me is the impact this is having on his family and friends. Sherod seemed like such a dear soul, known for lighting up any room with his smile and bonding over basketball and video games with his nephews. Cannot even begin to imagine the void he’s left in their lives. Has anyone heard if there are any community efforts or vigils happening to honor him or to raise awareness about his unsolved case? It feels like coming together might not only offer support to his loved ones but also keep the conversation going in hopes of pushing for more progress. Also, any tips on how we can reach out to the local police to put pressure on them might be useful. It’s crucial that they continue investigating and pushing for justice for Sherod. No family should live with unanswered questions and lose such a precious life to violence. Any thoughts or suggestions?
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It's been over five years and my heart goes out to Sherod's family and friends who are still waiting for answers. I came across a few discussions online about the lack of updates from the Flint Police Department regarding his case, and it got me thinking about the challenges that smaller police departments might face in handling investigations like this one. Do any locals here know if there have been community efforts, like vigils or awareness campaigns, to keep Sherod's case in the public eye? Sometimes these community-driven initiatives can put pressure on the authorities to prioritize certain cases. Also, how effective have cold case units been in this area in addressing unsolved cases? It's so disheartening to see a family's pain prolonged due to unanswered questions. Any thoughts on how the community might keep hope alive and push for justice?
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Hi everyone, I've been following Sherod's case and wanted to talk about his love for basketball. It seems like Sherod had a real knack for the game, especially playing with his nephews. I can only imagine how much joy those moments brought to him and his family. His nephews must have looked up to him so much, both on and off the court. It's heart-wrenching to think those simple joys have been taken away not just from Sherod, but also from the young ones who admired him. Does anyone know if there have been initiatives or memorial games organized in honor of Sherod? It’d be a fitting way to celebrate his life and passion, and perhaps it could also raise awareness to help bring justice in his name. Keeping his family in my thoughts. Stay strong, everyone. Take care.
