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I've been diving into the case of Troy Lee Curry's murder from 1978 and find myself reflecting on the broader pattern of violence in Belleville during that time. It's difficult to fathom how so many lives were impacted by these events. Troy and Schofield's deaths seem to be intertwined with a series of other violent incidents, like what happened at that nearby tool and die shop. It's concerning how little we know about the aftermath or whether anyone has been held accountable.
For the families, not having answers must be a continuous cycle of grief and frustration. I can't imagine what it must feel like not knowing the full story or whether justice was served. If anyone has more info on whether law enforcement made any headway back then, it would be great to hear. I think keeping these discussions alive is one way to honor the memory of those lost and possibly help their loved ones find some peace.
Has anyone else been following the details of Troy Lee Curry’s case from 1978? It's so upsetting to think about what his family must have gone through, not to mention the entire Belleville community. These violent events weren't isolated, with multiple shootings happening around the same time. I was struck by how little information there seems to be about suspects or arrests—it's like the investigation just faded away. Does anyone have more insight into why there haven’t been more updates or coverage on the case over the years? It seems like it should have been a major topic in the news back then. Sending thoughts to Troy’s family and those left grappling with these unanswered questions.
I've been doing a bit of digging into the history of crime around Belleville during the late 70s, and it's truly jolting to learn about the violence that plagued the area back then. Troy Lee Curry's story is one among several that echo a turbulent time, but his and others' lives were just cut short in such a cruel manner. What strikes me is the broader impact on his family and the community—carrying on without closure must have been incredibly difficult.
I found it odd that despite other cases in the area getting attention, there’s a lack of detailed reports or progress on these specific shootings. It really makes you wonder about the investigation techniques and priorities of that time. Does anyone know if there were any grassroots efforts or community-driven initiatives to seek justice for Troy Curry and the others affected back then? It would be great to hear if the community fought back in any way during those trying times.