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I've been following Forest James Allen's case closely, and one detail that's been bothering me is the lack of CCTV footage from that day. In a city like Carson, you’d think there would be surveillance cameras somewhere near the area where Forest was tragically killed. Businesses often have cameras facing the streets, and sometimes they catch crucial details in situations like this. Has anyone heard if law enforcement managed to gather any video evidence that might help identify the vehicle or the shooter? It's unfathomable to think Forest's family has gone years without any substantial leads. I can't imagine the pain and frustration they must feel. Hoping this case gets the attention it deserves and that someone who knows something comes forward soon.
I was reading up on Forest Allen's case and something that struck me was the lack of public CCTV footage being mentioned. Given that this happened in Carson, I'm curious if there were any cameras around the area where he was shot. It's baffling that in this day and age, a case like this can't be moved forward with some digital evidence. I can't imagine the pain his family is going through, waiting for answers that just aren't coming. Has there been any update on whether video surveillance might exist, or even doorbell footage from nearby homes? It feels like any scrap of information could be the key to breaking this case open and bring justice for Frosty's family. They deserve that peace. If anyone knows more about this angle, I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Hey everyone,
I've been thinking about the possible motives behind Forest "Frosty" Allen's tragic death. It's so puzzling because by all accounts, Frosty was well-loved and didn't have known enemies. I wonder if it was a case of mistaken identity or if there was something more personal at play that wasn't obvious to friends and family.
It's incredibly frustrating to see a case like this go unsolved for so long, especially when it impacts such a supportive community. I've read that the investigation was hampered by a lack of witnesses, but you would think someone, somewhere, might have seen or heard something. I really hope that with more awareness, someone will come forward with new information. Forest's little son deserves to grow up knowing that justice was served for his father.
Thoughts? Do you think mistaken identity might be a possibility here, or could it be more about something personal?