This may just take time. People carry this weight if they saw something and then something shifts. Hopefully someone will come forward someday and the people who did this will come to justice.

christopher was my son, well he lead not such a perfect life, he was still my son, not a day goes that i dont think of him and the loss, i still have night mares of him laying in the middle of the street calling for me, yet all the while this man is walking around and still able to go on with his life. his self defence claim yes christopher did have a past with the law and had a gun

the man shot him in the back the coner said many times i have the report . and it seems like the law just tossed him away .. i get the run around everytime i call. its so hard and i had to lay him to rest that was the hardest day. i was there when he was born and i was there when he was laid to rest. it still hurts to this day... and not the police will give me any more answers all i get is , the case is closed..

What a horrible thing to have to go through. My heart goes out to you for the pain and suffering you have gone through and continue to go through.

I heard a rumor from family he was actually meeting a girl whose sister used to frequent that ABC.

12 likes on me stating a family rumor...that is making me think maybe someone else may have an idea on who I am talking about? I don't know I am new to this.

I don't think starting a rumor is the correct way of saying this. It is called speculative information. As a community I like to think we throw around ideas, get people involved and try to find the missing piece so justice and answers can be found. It is tough on families and friends of loved ones when there is no answers of what happened to them or no justice to be found for them.

The home that Michal was found in was the home he shared with his wife and one of his children. The house was was an abaondon house that was given to michael .. Michael lived in crystal springs ms in the past .

Any ideas on who killed him and why?

Hailey Denise Sharpe, a 25-year-old woman from Mobile, Alabama, who died on June 6, 2024, in what authorities have described as an apparent murder-suicide.

What stands out immediately is that Hailey was more than a headline. She was a graduate of Mattie T. Blount High School’s Class of 2017, active in the Marching Leopards Flag Corps and on the girls’ track team. People who knew her have described her as compassionate, and that compassion showed up in her work at Knollwood Pointe Assisted Living, where residents and coworkers reportedly valued the love and care she brought to a job that isn’t easy and isn’t for everyone.

The circumstances of her death unfolded in Chickasaw, in Mobile County, and the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office has been investigating the case as a murder-suicide. As far as what’s been made public, no arrests have been made because the person suspected of killing her is also deceased, and details about that suspect have not been widely released.

Cases like this are especially hard to sit with because of how fundamentally unfair they are. Someone else makes a decision that Hailey never consented to, never deserved, and can’t undo. Her life is taken, her future is erased, and the people who loved her are left carrying grief that didn’t have to exist. Then, when the suspect kills themselves, it often feels like the final act is another theft—of answers, of accountability, of the full truth being tested and laid out in court. There’s no trial, no opportunity to challenge the story, no public reckoning. The person who could be questioned, confronted, or held responsible is gone, and everyone else is stuck living in the aftermath with a thousand questions that may never be fully resolved.

I also think it’s important to say this plainly: suicide after murder doesn’t make anything “even” or “finished.” It doesn’t restore what was taken. It doesn’t explain the why in any satisfying way. It doesn’t reduce the harm. It just multiplies it, leaving a family to grieve, to wonder, to piece together what they can from what’s left behind.

More than anything, I hope Hailey’s name is spoken with care and that she’s remembered as the person she was—someone who showed up for others, who had a history of being involved and hardworking, and who deserved the chance to live out the life that was taken from her. Rest in peace, Hailey.

I agree

Hi, this is my great uncle. I believe his wife’s name was Edith Robert’s. This whole situation is far before my time. From what I know yes she was crazy. Yes the family thinks it was her.

Interesting. I hope someday there is a break in this case so your family can get some piece of closure.

Thank you so much for the response if you can please inbox me at [email protected] I really feel the same you are saying

I imagine this case is a situation where it is possible you all may know who did it but there is not enough to bring charges. Be careful and dilligent. May God bless and keep you.

Juan thought he was being set up from the beginning but he was removed after talking with him from ABI's person of interest quickly. But for some reason that I can't figure out is why no suspects he was a person of interest for 2 40 cal. rounds other people had rounds in that circle and are known for carrying 40 cals and a witness of mine saw a 40 cal gun at this persons house after the murders the next day as a matter of fact. The other suspect I have has paperwork and cases were he's known for having a 40 Cal. So why weren't these two individuals suspects or persons of interest as well?

Has there been any updates on this case? Any other suspects that are being looked at?

He was beating on her... her mugshot had 2 black eyes

What an awful thing to go through and to have to fight for your life.

I’m the cousin of Esaw woods it’s more complex than you think

In what way is is more complex?