From the very beginning of this I just could not reconcile the idea that the parents were involved in any way. I will never belive that. The devistation you see in every interview. The mom may have looked out of it because I\'m sure she must have had to be medicated to get through the next moment. So sick and sad the media destroyed this families life even further. ... ...View Post & Comment
I came across the case of Mark Anthony Jones while scrolling through some old news reports, and it's just so heartbreaking. My heart goes out to his family and friends. I can’t imagine the pain of losing someone so young and in such a violent way. It seems like such a senseless tragedy, part of those awful few days in New Orleans back then when gun violence was rampant. I’ve read that the community has been asked for help, and I really hope someone who knows something has the courage to come... ...View Post & Comment
When I called the Florence County Tax Collector\'s office, they confirmed that a woman owned the house in 2016. Maybe the boy wanted Darius there, before the owner of the house at that time got there? ... ...View Post & Comment
Maybe it was to ensure that no one could intervene. To avoid having any other witnesses to the shooting. It\'s also possible the "she" that the boy was referring could\'ve protected Darius. Obviously the goal was to get him there before she got there, so this unspecified woman/girl had to be significant. We have to figure out whether that boy actually did this out of malice intent or did the shooter force him to bring Darius there ? ... ...View Post & Comment
The way things looking at this point, how we know that boy wasn\'t the shooter? All the impatience, hyped up leaving out the door, talking crazy to the victim, making sure a mysterious woman/female wasn\'t there, giving a death glare to a hallway witness, blaming that hallway witness over beeswax, glaring at the victim, monitoring a conversation the victim was having in the hallway, left school with the victim, created a deadline to get him there.....am I crazy or this don\'t sound like this cou... ...View Post & Comment
Bcuz remember P in our old posts on this website, we kept tryna figure out how the shooter knew the victim would be there at that specific time.? Who else then the person that went with him would know where he would be at and who wouldn\'t be around to help at a specific time? Wasn\'t most of the population still at school or at work during 2pm ? That time alone speak volumes. Something ain\'t right.... ...View Post & Comment
I can see that being a possibility. That\'s terrifying to think that he switched his personality again when they got there. He was excited leaving school, but you have a point. If he was comfortable talking to Darius that way in front of a stranger, there\'s no telling what horrible things he said to Darius once they were out of sight. But the only problem with this theory is that it doesn\'t explain the angry guy. There really was a maniacal angry guy who was also talking crazy to Darius that d... ...View Post & Comment
So basically 2 males were angry at him that day. The first one the one that you say was a maniac was too scary and threatening him from the shadows, tryna keep slick and say them threats verbal instead of thru text, and the other male was just openly talking crazy in a busy school hallway.?? So my thing is .... how those 2 were never viewed as suspects? Or at bare minimum persons of interest? ... ...View Post & Comment
Not only that, but how did the other boy manage to live to tell the tale.... but the case is still unsolved? He went also, so wouldn\'t that make him a witness to the shooting? So for 20 whole minutes, the boy and the shooter just sat back and relaxed? Obviously most murderers don\'t report themselves, but still. How could they just leave him there for so long? What a disgusting level of hate. Sickening to the core.... ...View Post & Comment
If this case really does make it to trial, I say arrest the shooter, but spare the boy. Don\'t get mad, let me explain. What if the shooter really did hold that boy hostage and force him to witness the murder? Think about the guilt the boy must\'ve already been feeling . Especially after cussing out the victim, and then being forced to watch him die. I think we should only go after the shooter. Agree? ... ...View Post & Comment
It\'s important to stay very focused on solving the case. The so called attractiveness of that hallway boy must not be taken into consideration when pursuing justice on behalf of the victim. Please remember this in order to keep moving forward with the case. There\'s no time to reminisce about the hallway boy\'s voice or eyes . Don\'t bring this up again pls... ...View Post & Comment
No, but this time she wasn\'t bringing up his good looks or hot voice. This time she really does have a point. The shooter is to blame for pulling that trigger. Hallway boy was probably held hostage or threatened by the shooter.... ...View Post & Comment
So after holding 2 ppl hostage in a hallway, he also was held hostage by the very person he was excited to meet??? nahhh both of y\'all on something to think he shouldn\'t be accountable too. He the reason the victim left the hallway so if the boy never talked crazy , the victim could\'ve stayed at school safe and got help from a teacher or facult eventually . That\'s how I\'m thinking... ...View Post & Comment
Nope, what happened in the hallway was not a hostage situation because the skinny boy didn\'t have a weapon to subdue us. Darius didn\'t want to leave with him because, again for the last time, the boy was trying to get him to go meet the angry guy that was waiting for him. He was just listening to his gut instinct. Now for me , I just stayed there because I was shocked about what was unfolding in front of me, frozen in place out of genuine disbelief. I was also highly afraid to walk past the ... ...View Post & Comment
Ok and matter of a fact, I was supposed to mail off a letter to SLED pertaining to this case. The SLED woman on the phone was so kind and ready to assist. I have to call her again, to re-obtain that info. I don\'t want them thinking I wasn\'t serious. ... ...View Post & Comment
Has anyone else been reflecting on the sheer courage it must have taken for Jordan to go out hunting on his own that day? It’s clear he was experienced and comfortable in nature, but going out alone at such a young age shows a level of independence and confidence that’s really admirable. Such a tragic ending for someone with so much spirit. My heart goes out to his family and friends who have to navigate life without him. It’s just a reminder of how fleeting life can be—even amidst the t... ...View Post & Comment
I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the community's response to Jordan's tragic passing. It truly highlights how in times of immense sorrow, people come together to support one another. The online fundraiser for the Griffey family shows the depth of compassion and generosity the community holds. It’s comforting to see everyone rallying to help ease the family's financial burden during such a devastating time. It must be incredibly difficult for them, and knowing that so many people care an... ...View Post & Comment
Yes, our community pulled together and very quickly covered the costs. He had a viewing in our High School gym for us students. It was moving to me, thought I am not family, but we were friends.... ...View Post & Comment
Hey all,I've been following Thomas Jerome Crum's case, and I can't stop thinking about his kids. Losing their dad at such young ages must be incredibly tough on them. I read that he was really close to all of them, and I can only imagine the huge void his absence has left in their lives. From what I've gathered, Thomas was someone who really cherished family time and made sure his kids knew they were loved. It breaks my heart that they won't have him guiding them through the milestones yet to co... ...View Post & Comment
Thank you for your concerns and sorry if this is outta the blue for you but I’m his son and I wonder every night what really happened to my dad that night it’s been years since then and all of it stills feels like a bad dream that I can’t wake up from I’m just now finding this page after randomly scrolling through google and very blessed to find it to see atleast somebody cared about my fathers case apd and their detectives don’t seem to care much about it and just labeled it as 2 crim... ...View Post & Comment
I know it\'s 4th of July at the time of me typing this but we gotta keep going anyway. Did the shooter care that it was the first day of black history month when he murdered this teenager? Nope, so let\'s keep going. Holiday or not, we gotta get this figured out soon.... ...View Post & Comment
Thank you for calling that part out. I thought it was a hate crime originally, because of the date. What a severely disappointing way to start off the month. ... ...View Post & Comment
Yea I thought it was racially motivated too at first that\'s why I was confused about the date. I thought they had it wrong. But then reality so yeah let\'s go private messages real quick... ...View Post & Comment
I came across this case while reading up on unsolved murders, and it just stopped me in my tracks. Brandon Messer was just 25, with a whole life ahead of him, filled with his passions for music and art. It’s just so hard to wrap my head around the fact that someone so young and full of potential can be taken away so violently.What strikes me is the community response, how everyone came together, hoping to find justice for Brandon. I’ve seen posts about his friends and family trying to keep h... ...View Post & Comment
He got high on Meth and Suboxone and over 40 Xanax bars that night and stabbed his girlfriend's 60 year old father in the lung and liver. He was shot in self defense by the victim. That's why there are no convictions. It's a tragic story but he's hardly a victim in this case.... ...View Post & Comment
I am glad he declined the heart surgery that would help him. He just needed to leave this world and stop taking up the oxygen and resources to keep him alive. He had no redeeming qualities. He was a blight on the human race.... ...View Post & Comment
