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I’m his daughter who still is hurt I lost him at 13 years old and I need ur help on finding who did this please

I was reading about Donyelle Moore's case and it got me thinking about the impact on families who are left without answers. It's truly distressing that despite all the efforts and programs in place like "NOLA for Life," so many families still wait for justice, unsure of what happened to their loved ones. The ripple effect of losing someone so suddenly, to violence, is unimaginable. I can’t help but feel for Moore’s family—it must be such a heavy burden to carry. Seeing a reduction in the overall violence is a positive step, but each unsolved case is a reminder of the work still to be done. I really hope that those who have information come forward because even the smallest tip could be pivotal. We owe it to the victims and their families to keep pushing for answers.

I’m his daughter an he died when I was 13 years old and it still hurts me till this day
I've been following Donyelle Moore's case since it first happened, and something that strikes me every time I think about it is the impact of ongoing violence in New Orleans despite the city's efforts to curb it. Moore was just 39 years old, and I can only imagine the potential and dreams he had. He became a statistic in a year when things were supposed to be getting better, yet for his family and loved ones, the suffering was just beginning.
NOPD's "NOLA for Life" initiative seemed promising, emphasizing tackling gang activity and advocating for stronger community ties. However, Donyelle’s tragic death shows us that there's still so much work to be done. It’s disheartening that too many families have to endure the pain of losing someone dear to them with little hope of justice.
I really hope that someone with information finds the courage to speak up. Community involvement is crucial in transforming these initiatives from plans into real protection for people. If you're local to New Orleans, consider getting involved with outreach efforts. It might save a life or bring peace to those who are suffering. My thoughts go out to Moore's family—may they find some comfort and peace, despite the lingering question marks around his death.

I am his daughter and won’t find comfort till the figure out who did this to him