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On July 16, 2004, My Best friend....My Brother, William Adam Aslanian, Was Killed In Pensacola, FL. He Was Doused in Gasoline, And Set On Fire.....In The Middle Of A Street, In A Nice Sub-Division(in progress) Neighborhood.....In BROAD DAYLIGHT. The Construction Workers Nearby Heard Him Screaming, and ran toward him and put him out. He died later in the hospital, in a comatose state. No Witnesses, No Leads, No Nothing. The Damn Investigators Here Gave Up, Acting as If they Didn't Even Care. I Want Answers, His Family Wants Answers....My God-Daughter, (His Daughter Who Was Unborn At The Time and Is Now 3), Needs to know Who Her father Was And The Truth As To What Happened to Him that Horrific Day. What Do I Do To Get What I'm looking For?
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
How awful! Two things you might consider:
1. Send an e-mail to one of the officers listed under Professional Standards here: http://www.ci.pensacola.fl.us/ppd/division.asp?act... Ask if the investigation is still proceeding and, if not, whether there is anything you might do to assist. See what they write back. If you're not satisfied, send a copy of the response along with this form (http://myfloridalegal.com/Contact.nsf/Contact?Open... to file a complaint with the Attorney General against the police for abandoning the investigation. Call the AG on his comments posted at the AG website:
"Message from Attorney General Bill McCollum
Fellow Floridians, I firmly believe in the principle that government must be accountable to the people. The Florida Constitution – the document that sets forth our rights as citizens of this great state – provides that the public has the right to know how government officials at all levels spend taxpayer dollars and make the decisions affecting your lives. It is how you are able to hold us accountable. As such, the principle of open government is one that must guide everything we in government do for you."
If the AG's office is not helpful, take your story to the media.
2. If you still get nowhere, pool some resources - maybe seek financial assistance from an advocacy group - and hire a private investigator.
In the meantime, watch the papers for similar crimes and inform police if a pattern of some kind is suggested.
I'm so sorry for your loss. Best of luck.
- Marc XLv 61 decade ago
My first answer would have been to go on the internet and find a forum, maybe something like... I dunno, Yahoo! Answers, and go on a tirade. But even if there were such a forum, I don't think it would do you any good.
Still, investigators don't exhibit much interest when even those close to the case tend to clam up and offer little information. Somebody knows something but isn't forthcoming. And investigators aren't mind-readers.
Of course, It Might Have Had Something To Do With People Who Capitalize Every Word In Their Sentences.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Hire a Private Detective.