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Please read the previous Keith Warren thread. The family is open to any and all suggestion that could possibly lead to helping solve this case. If you have a serious suggestion that could lead the family in the right direction please leave them here. The family appreciates your time and energy.
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Join Date: Jul 16, 2008
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Keith,
Not to discourage anyone but it should be mentioned that this case may involve drug dealers and corrupt cops that are still active. We are also dealing with people that are ruthless enough to murder two people and possibly more. Just be careful if anyone takes an active role beyond this forum. Also understand that this is a nebulous and secretive world that your dealing with. Keith, 1.I think you need to find a symnpathetic law enforcement member who's willing to look into the criminal background behind Mark Findlay and the "unnamed person". This Law enforcement officer is going to have to be able to convince other law enforcement to roll Keith Warren's case into a larger case. You essentially need to find out who the major or minor dealers that may have associated or wanted Mark Findlay dead back then. Once you find this gang or drug organization, you can find some potential suspects. 2. You have to keep in mind that you are most likely dealing with a conspiratorial murder. There were multiple people involved and in order to get a conviction, the conspiracy chain needs to be established. It's not going to be as simple a case as finding one suspect. 3. Your going to have to accept that you may not be able to catch everyone. You may get an idea about who did the crime, but not necessarily all the players. Especially if law enforcement is involved. You have to come to grips about what is going to be a succesful outcome in this case. |
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I appreciate your feedback. I also take your warning to heart, you speak a lot of truth. |
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You do have a friend in law enforcement out there somwhere.
Someone had to leak those photos out of sympathy. If there was any possible way to find that person. That person knows a lot. Was a homicide detective ever assigned to the case? If so, you might want to find that officers name and contact him. |
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