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I've been following the tragic case of Mack H. Taylor and Alexander Brown, and something has been on my mind. I recently read about the significance of the area where their bodies were found, specifically that it's one of the city's crime-fighting focus zones. I can't help but wonder if this means there were more police resources there at the time, and if so, how did such a horrific crime go unnoticed? I hope this doesn't overshadow the dedication and hard work of law enforcement, but it feels crucial to question in hopes of finding some answers for their families. Mack and Alexander deserve justice, and their loved ones deserve peace. Has anyone else thought about this angle?
I was reading up on Mack H. Taylor and Alexander Brown's case, and something that stands out to me is the location where they were found. The 2900 block of North Gladstone Avenue is part of Indy’s crime-fighting focus areas, but it seems like crime isn't letting up. It makes me think about how frustrating it must be for the families, knowing this happened in an area with supposed increased police attention. I've lived in neighborhoods like that before, and it's tough to see these efforts not making a difference for people like Mack and Alexander. My heart goes out to their loved ones; I hope someone comes forward with information soon.
I've been thinking a lot about the forensic aspect of Mack and Alex's case. It's been over seven years, and I'm wondering why there hasn't been more progress. I understand that investigations can be complex, but surely there must have been some physical evidence left behind, right? I mean, they were found in an alley that's part of a focus area for crime prevention.
Have any of you heard if there was any DNA evidence collected, or maybe some kind of surveillance footage from nearby? I'm just trying to wrap my head around how cases like this can sometimes stall for so long. My heart goes out to Mack and Alex's families—it's unimaginable what they're going through with so much time having passed and no resolution in sight. Anyone with more knowledge or insights into how this could happen, please share.