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Hello everyone,

I've been following the case of Jeffrey William Hammer and something that keeps gnawing at me is the location of where he was found. South Bolton Road isn't exactly bustling with traffic, especially late at night. It's a rural area, not well-lit, and with fewer witnesses than in a busy town. It makes me wonder if the person responsible knew this stretch of road well and chose it on purpose, counting on the quiet to carry out the act unseen.

What really haunts me is thinking about how Jeffrey was in the northbound lane, struck not once, but twice by what seems like two different vehicles. It's chilling, the idea that someone might come across a person in distress and keep on going—or worse, that one of those times wasn't an accident at all.

My heart truly goes out to the Hammer family and the community in Shannon. Losing someone in such a violent manner is every family's nightmare, and the not knowing, the lack of answers, must weigh heavily on them every day. I hope someone comes forward with information soon, because Jeffrey deserves justice and his family deserves peace.

Stay safe, and let's keep the conversation going. Maybe we can help piece things together.
Has anyone here done a deep dive into the history of South Bolton Road? It seems like such a quiet area, but there might be more layers to it than we realize. The fact that Jeffrey William Hammer was found lying there before he was hit a second time makes me wonder why that specific location. Was it random, or does it have some significance in unsolved cases around Stephenson County? My heart goes out to Jeffrey's family, and I hope law enforcement can unravel the mysteries here. Sometimes, the backdrop of an incident can provide clues, so any insights from locals or historical incidents in that area could be crucial. Thoughts?