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Does anyone have more information about the neighborhood on Webster Road where Gordon Duehring was killed? I’m curious if there were any similar incidents around that time or if it seemed like a generally safe area in 1990. It makes me wonder if it's possible someone might have witnessed something unusual that night and didn't realize its significance. My heart goes out to Gordon’s family; I can’t imagine the pain of waiting all these years for answers. Maybe sharing stories from locals who lived there back then could help jog some memories. Every little detail might help in finally bringing some closure to his loved ones.
Does anyone else find it unusual that there were no witnesses or key observations reported from the neighborhood? It's puzzling considering it happened at 4 a.m. when most folks were probably at home. Even if it was early, you’d think someone might’ve heard something, especially if it was gunfire. I really feel for Gordon’s family; having to live without answers for so long must be incredibly difficult. I hope anyone who possibly saw or heard something that night, even if it seems minor, chooses to speak up. With advances in technology and renewed public interest, maybe it’s possible to find the missing pieces that could offer some closure to his loved ones.
Hey everyone,
I've been following the Gordon Duehring case for a while, and I can't shake this question about the lack of eyewitnesses. It seems like there were no reported sightings around the time of the shooting, which I find odd given that it happened in a residential area. I keep thinking, how did no one see or hear anything? Was the neighborhood really that quiet at 4 a.m., or is it possible someone did see something but hasn't come forward yet?
I feel so deeply for Gordon's family. I cannot imagine living with so many unanswered questions for so long. I'm wondering if anyone local remembers anything about the community dynamics back then. Maybe there's something that seemed insignificant at the time but could shed some light on this tragic event.
If there are folks still in the area or anyone with ties to Flint during that period, even the smallest detail could be important. Let's keep pushing for the answers Gordon and his family deserve.
Stay safe, everyone.