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What a terrible thing to carry. Your father died before you were born and you don\'t know who did it. This is a frustrating case. His family does not deserve this turmoil when they should have just been focused on the joy of a new life in the family. My heart goes out to them. ... ...View Post & Comment
How important is this case to the local authorities exactly? There has been nothing new since 2024 and what information was released was an almost inaudible conversation on what we already knew and a sketch that has turned up nothing. How many people seen Brittany with this man, do they all agree on the sketch of the man or is that just one person\'s account of him? The vehicle they were in was recovered correct? Was there no DNA evidence or finger prints to be found in the car. What about at he... ...View Post & Comment
Seems to be another case of what you can prove. The evidence points directly to who he was having a custody dispute with. Someday hopefully the truth will come to light.... ...View Post & Comment
Does anyone else find it puzzling that Johnnie Joe Herrera's car has never turned up? A light blue 1969 Volkswagen Beetle isn't exactly a nondescript vehicle, even back in the '70s. You'd think someone would have come across it somewhere over the years, especially with its distinctive color and the license plate number ZWM775. Was there ever a search for it in scrap yards or junkyards around Oxnard or neighboring areas at the time? It's almost like both Johnnie and the Beetle vanished off the fa... ...View Post & Comment
I agree. The missing car is suspicious. The obvious conclusion would be that he crashed into a waterway and has been submerged for fifty-five years. I think it\'d be interesting to know where exactly Johnnie and his wife were living at the time he vanished. I was able to find an address of the house he grew up in and they were indeed living with his parents at that address, it would have only been a three-minute drive between there an the 700 block of West Cedar Street where the party was held. ... ...View Post & Comment
I think sometimes these killers confess to killings because they want the attention. It can be pretty lonely in prison. This monster was created and cultivated from childhood. People should have go to classes and have a license to have a kid. Most important job a person can do in life is to raise a functioning member of society. So many fail.... ...View Post & Comment
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You are correct about sometimes people confess to crimes they didn\'t commit, for the notority that comes with high profile cases. There have been instances where police and FBI have had to sift through hundreds of false claims of commiting a murder. Sometimes it\'s people who are mentally ill, other times it\'s people who just want to stir the pot so to speak. It does make it much harder for agencies to get to the actual truth. This is why not every detail from an unsolved crime is released t... ...View Post & Comment
Yet again a case of the most dangerous time for a woman is when she lays down boundaries and leaves an abusive relationship. I know there are agencies out there to help women but the word needs to get out to these women when you leave is when it is most dangerous for you. Protect yourself. Just because you don\'t \'think\' he would go that far doesn\'t mean he won\'t. Better safe then dead.... ...View Post & Comment
There is so little information about Jared\'s disappearance. Does anyone have any ideas of what happened to him? ... ...View Post & Comment
It was not the ending that his family wanted but he was found. I am so glad he was. RIP... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else been thinking about the reaction of Raupheal Thomas's family and how the community must have rallied around them? I can't even imagine the immense burden of losing a loved one in such a sudden and violent way. When I read about cases like this, it always brings to light how complex and heartbreaking these situations are—not just the incident itself but the ripples that follow through families and communities. From what I gathered, Akron seems to have been quite divided on the i... ...View Post & Comment
I feel like the use of deadly force especially if he shot at police is understandable but him being on meth is pretty obvious a deciding factor. How unfortunate. Have ya\'ll seen how meth is made? it is litteral poison you slap together and people put that in their bodies. ... ...View Post & Comment
His death was such a tragedy he was so young it\'s not fair . He was just walking outside like a normal human. ... ...View Post & Comment