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Hey everyone, I've been following Ernest Finklea's case for a while now, and something just doesn't sit right with me about the dice game. I know he won a car and $5,000, but it's odd how suddenly he disappeared after that. I've been wondering if anyone has looked into who else was part of that game. Maybe they can shed some light on what happened that night? It seems like a crucial piece that might have been overlooked. Plus, with all the money involved, it seems highly possible that someone might have had a motive to do something. Anyone else have thoughts or information on this angle? Hoping Ernest's family gets some answers soon.
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I've been following Ernest Finklea's case since it came up, and something that's been bugging me is the timing of his win at that dice game. Is anyone else wondering if whoever lost to him might have had a grudge? Getting a car and $5,000 in cash is a pretty significant win, and if Ernest was in the wrong place at the wrong time, it could've put a target on his back. Casinos usually have cameras, but I'm not sure about dice games on the street. Anyone know if there's been any mention of witnesses or cameras from the area that could've captured what happened before or after he left the LA Store? Feels like that info could be a big key.
