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I am John’s relative I will remain unknown at the time. We have gotten no justice. The man in the hospital murder John it was John’s best friend who killed him. The family has been threatened by law enforcement not to speak up or the death would be released and look like a drug deal gone wrong.

JD, I'm so sorry you and your family are going through this , that sounds terrifying and unfair, and I hope you're getting support; please consider reporting any threats to the Gulf County Sheriff's Office and Crime Stoppers so there's an official record 🙏.

Hello everyone,
I've been following the Charles Stahl case for quite some time, and recently I was drawn to a detail I hadn't given much thought before – the makeshift roadblock. It seems like such a bold move to set up a roadblock on Snells Bush Road, suggesting a premeditated element by the perpetrator(s).
Does anyone else think this points to someone who knew the area really well? Maybe even someone local? It’s hard to imagine a random person setting up that kind of trap without being familiar with the surroundings.
Please share your thoughts. It's vital we keep discussing these details to hopefully bring justice to Charles and his loved ones someday. My heart goes out to them having to endure so many years without answers.
Stay safe, everyone.

Yes! I am actually central NY and know this area. In my opinion they would have to know the area to get away. There are a lot of trees, and this area is mostly back roads. Someone who doesn't know the area could get lost. Also it was hunting season if he was wearing camo and had blood, and someone saw him walking or in a vehicle, they probably wouldn't have thought twice about it.

CI , I agree, whoever set that roadblock almost certainly knew those back roads and routines well, which would make a quick escape far easier for someone local.
State police actually reissued an appeal for information in January 2020, so if anyone remembers anything from that time period they should contact the Oneida troop tip line (315-366-6000).

Thank you for all prayers & kind words for my son & our family. His murder is still unsolved. Please if anyone has any information please call the Phenix City, Alabama Police Department. You can call anonymous to the tip line. My son deserves justice so that our family can begin to heal & know that his murderer will not be able to put other families through this type of pain

Praying

Someone has to know something. I pray something breaks soon in your son's case.

Thanks, AH , praying and hoping right alongside you. I keep hoping someone will come forward with the tip that finally gives Carnell the justice your family deserves; if anyone remembers anything, Phenix City PD and CrimeStoppers still take anonymous tips and those small pieces can make a difference.

Hanley was with his friend Brandon on the 4th of July.. they have been friends since high school. Brandon is a user, manipulator and a horrible person who has been taking advantage of Hanley's goodwill for years. Brandon was unlawfully sleeping in the office that Hanley was using to hold his tennis and clothing brand gear. He allowed Brandon to stay there a few nights after Brandon got out of jail. The landlord caught wind of Brandon staying there and told them both that this is an office space not residential. Brandon wouldn't stop sleeping at the office to the point that the landlord had him evicted... the sheriff had to come remove him from the office and Hanley came by to help with the situation getting Brandon in touch with a social worker so he could find a homeless shelter to start sleeping in. During this process Brandon started acting creepy towards Hanley to the point that Hanley started voicing his concern to close friends and family about Brandon's mental health condition. They were seen together on the 4th of July in Hanley's car watching fireworks in Dana Point.. then Brandon drives to Riverside County and comes back home in the middle of the night but without Hanley! When asked where Hanley is, Brandon stated "IDK what happened to him, I was drunk."

Brandon just needs to be honest and tell someone what happened. What kind of 'creepy' behavior was he doing?

I recently came across the tragic case involving Trooper Michael Keith McCarter, and something that really struck me was how deeply connected he was to his community. From what I’ve read, Trooper McCarter was more than just an officer; he was a devoted husband, father, and Vietnam veteran. It's incredibly moving to think about the bravery and courage he exhibited not just on the day of the incident, but throughout his entire career. Recognized for his service, it's clear he left a lasting impact on his fellow officers and community, which has been reflected in the memorials and stories shared by those who knew him.
What also catches my attention is how Trooper McCarter's sacrifice shed light on the continuous call for enhanced training and safety protocols for law enforcement. It's tragic that it often takes such devastating incidents to bring about change, but it's comforting to know that his legacy contributes to the safety of others on duty. My heart goes out to his family and those whose lives he touched. Has anyone else read or heard stories about Trooper McCarter’s impact on his community or his family’s reflections on his legacy?

Hi, Mike was my Papaw. My dad was 18 months old when he passed and it still touches us to this day. His anniversary with my grandmother was on April 1st and just 6 days later he was gone. We remember Mike to this day and see Cardinals and think of him. I am happy to tell you about him and his service. My Dad and my Nana as well as my sister and I miss him dearly and appreciate this documentation of his sacrifice. Thank you.

Violence like this causes a scar on a family for generations. I hope your family can bask in the light of his presence through all of you.

Does anyone have more information on how Nicolett and Bobby knew each other? It's so terrifying to think about how someone could just walk into your home and do something so horrific. It's important we keep the focus on getting justice for Nicolett and her children—it's unimaginable what they must be going through right now without their mom. Keeping her family in my thoughts. If anyone hears updates about the case, especially about Bobby's trial, please share. It’s important we keep the memory of Nicolett alive and support her family in any way we can.

This is my niece. Bobby got 18 years in prison. Not enough unfortunately but grateful for some justice.

JB

This is very sad. So sorry for what your family has been thru. 18 years for this act seems so light but we see that a lot. It's just crazy. I'm glad that at least there was some form of justice for your family. It sounds like she was just an innocent victim caught in the crossfire.

Does anyone else find the timing of Lampkin's trip a bit unsettling? I mean, he was supposedly headed to a funeral when all of this went down. At first, I thought maybe it was a desperate man losing control in a moment of grief, but the fact that he opened fire suggests intent, right? How would someone go from speeding to this kind of violence just like that? It's hard to comprehend, and my heart goes out to the families involved, especially thinking about how Donald Vice got caught in such a terrifying situation while simply being there for his brother-in-law. It's devastating to know that a man who wasn't even directly involved in the initial confrontation ended up losing his life. How do you guys interpret Lampkin's actions? Any insights on how the defense argued his state of mind during the trial would be really interesting to discuss.

Hi, I am Trooper McCarter's granddaughter. Monroe and his brothers did not want to face the consequences of illegal gun running. I am sad that Don was in the vehicle with Mike but the brothers would have had no issues if they just stopped.

Exactly. If they just stopped. But easy money is so alluring. Then it caches up with you like all bad decisions.

Has anyone else been looking into the culinary path that Jennifer Suk McDermott took? It's truly inspiring how she pursued her passion for cooking and went from JVS School to Sullivan University. It seems she was quite dedicated and talented to make such strides in her education. I learned that she was known as the "mom" in her circle, which speaks volumes about her caring nature and the impact she had on others. It's so important to acknowledge how much she was loved and cherished by those around her. If anyone has any more information or memories about her time at culinary school, it'd be a comfort to see the kind of legacy she left behind. Let's continue to keep her family in our thoughts and maybe even share some of her favorite recipes if anyone knows them.

Thank you for your kind words about my sister. If you would like to know more about her culinary path, please let me know. As her little sister, she taught me everything I know when it comes to cooking.

I would love to know about her culinary path. It can be very competitive. Also, what was her favorite dish to prepare? What was your favorite dish she made? I would like to hear about the wonderful memories you shared with her.

He was a sexual sadist. He preyed on vulnerable women. I am glad he died fairly quickly. I don't like the idea of him eating up resources. Good riddance.

I am just learning this case. It might need an evidence board,

The evidence boards are pretty cool. I highly recommend them.

Thank you

They are cool, and fun! I'm wasting way too many hours on them. lol