SUSPICIOUS DEATH
CASE #: 2018-69
david william egan
Also Known As:
davy
Status:
Open
Date of Death:
Date of Death:
Jurisdiction:
Death Location:
Evansville Indiana
Summary:
my little brother was killed at the hands of another man before being struck by a car on I69 and Green river rd. pryor to this accident he was with supposed to go with his sisters to the otters game but according to them davy didn't go . Jana was the original advocate for davy but since went quiet there for I AM MY BROTHERS VOICE
Vital Statistics
Circumstances of Death:
dark highway no skid marks and a flood of calls about a man waving at people on the highway I have traced where the actual car is that struck him at Kenny Kent in Evansville in which actually belonged to his sister once again jana I've asked for this case to be reinvestigated and I was turned down this is actually a police cover up because the person responsible is employed threw the sheriffs department
Additional Details:
I am asking for the publics help getting my brothers story out to the open for he can receive justice, he left behind 2 small children who deserve the truth. after my brothers accident our whole family crumbled husbands and wife's divorced, sibilings no longer speaking all because someone is holding on to a secret and the secret is she knows how her brother died and should be held responsible
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Associated Persons
terry e. (Father) - Living
chad e. (Sibling) - Living
jana k. (Sibling) - Living
cecil w. (Person of Interest) - Living
lynsea e. (Spouse) - Living
clint s. (Person of Interest) - Living
tara p. (Sibling) - Living
jackie c. (Mother) - Living
amanda r. (Sibling) - Living
glenda v. (Step-parent) - Living
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