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Images => People, Portraits, Street, PJ & Cityscapes => Topic started by: Rick Waldroup on December 08, 2016, 21:21:28
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28 years ago, Holly Palmer, 23 years old, was brutally murdered in Granbury, Texas, a small community 50 miles southwest of Fort Worth. The crime was never solved. Every year, about this same time, these signs pop up around Granbury.
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Scary :o
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Rick,
You always show us real Texas character with affection and beauty.
My deepest respect,
Sam
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Rick,
Outstanding example of PJ.
Robert
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Thanks for the comments.
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Yup. And I like how the paint is runny in the question mark.
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Perhaps the cover of a detective novel?
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Rick, you captured the deep sorrow and unfulfilled desire to find the murderer without any people or facial expressions. Poignant image.
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Approximately 6000 of these signs could be placed on lawns for 2015 alone here in the U.S.
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I want to thank everyone for their comments.
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A literally story-telling shot. :)
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Erie, haunting, small town Texas stuff.
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Photo journalism exists so the rest of us can see the naked truth. You showed us some of that in this image. Thanks for posting.
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Thanks to everyone who commented on the photo.