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Hey everyone, I've been delving into the mysterious case of Floyd Armstrong, and I stumbled upon something curious. Despite his death being recorded in 1985, there seems to be hardly any information about the circumstances, and what's really strange is the obituary dated October 23, 2004. Does anyone else find this odd? Has anyone come across instances where obituaries are published years after a person's death, or could this be a clerical error? I can't stop wondering if there was a delay in notifying the public or if there's some other explanation.
If anyone has info or could point me towards Detroit archives from the 1980s, that would be super helpful. It feels important to shed light on Floyd's story, whether or not it was linked to foul play. Thoughts and insights are welcomed!
Hey everyone,
Has anyone done any research into the records of the Detroit cemeteries during the mid-1980s? I stumbled across a post about Floyd Armstrong, who died in 1985, and it’s puzzling that there’s virtually no information online about what happened to him. I can't help but think there could be something in the burial records that might offer some clues. Maybe we can piece together more about his life and untimely passing with a bit of digging into these older, less digitized sources. There's got to be something out there that speaks to who Floyd was or what led to such an early death. Any cemetery sleuths out there with tips on doing this kind of research? I'm sure any information would be greatly appreciated by anyone who knew him.
I recently stumbled across the mysterious case of Floyd Armstrong from Detroit, who died on December 18, 1985. I've been digging around to find more about this case, but it's like trying to find a needle in a haystack. I found an obituary, but it’s dated 2004, which doesn’t make any sense if he passed in 1985. Could there be another Floyd Armstrong, or is this just a typo?
I’m also puzzled by the complete lack of news coverage or police records from that time. It’s like his story vanished into thin air. It’s so frustrating when families can't find closure or answers about their loved ones. Has anyone else tried reaching out to local archives or perhaps newspapers from around that period? I feel that digging into those might uncover something that's been long forgotten. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!