"Even if you had to live 3000 years or ten times more, remember anyway that nobody lives another life but the one she/he/it* is losing and nobody loses another life but the one she/he/it* is living"

• since the emperor didn't use exactly this way the "she/he/it" could be taken as a choice of mine.

Of course the emperor's diagnosis called for remedies to this pain and many of them - the persistence in a metaphysical or objective elsewhere, the persistence in ourselves with the memory…- have already been remembered by you all.

So here I could put now a dash and a little hole

-°

just to say: yes, I was here and then passed away.

Bye Tim

hxxp://lipnews.com/unsolved-murders-2/

I thought I would Bump this topic for that reason alone but there is also a new post from farkme who remembered Tim with fondness : https://community.gaytor.rent/index.php?topic=18335

This was a tragic and shocking experience for me and many others as well at the time. To know Tim was a gift of special value that will never be forgotten.

This only confirms that what I saw in the short while after this all went down was correct. I know EXACTLY what happened, down to and including what was used too.... This is where having a 6th sense is sometimes a curse.

As for the "whodunnit" part.... Again this is something that Tim has shown me before I helped him cross over to where he wanted to be. One thing that I will say is there's a reason why his "so called" lover disappeared real fast after the events took place. There's much more to the story than meets the eye unfortunately, and unless they involve someone like Sylvia Brown, I sadly don't think that the whole story will ever be fully known to the authorities. In this case, I'm quite certain that alcohol was most definitely NOT a factor on Tim's account. To this day I can still see that light coloured staircase, leading to the concrete floor below, not far from a computer desk where the "main event" took place.

What Tim showed me most definitely made it clear to me in no uncertain terms that this was neither an accident, nor was it self-defence.

Tim was an incredible person to know and have as a friend. I miss him much and always will. :cry2:

hxxp://lancasteronline.com/article/local/353908_Questions-in-man-s-death.html

Apparently, they keep murder cases open for 100 years, according to

hxxp://lancasteronline.com/article/local/370107_Cold-cases-remain-on-the-books.html

I can't help but be saddened, when I see some of his posts here, and think of the person behind them.  He clearly had a kind and generous soul, and the gap that his passing created continues to be felt, even as time goes on.  The only consolation I can think of is that he must have been needed more someplace else.

fresnopup

I still think of Tim from time to time, trying to remember him without feeling that sense of loss.

Nice thought  :hug2:

:cry2:

I still think of Tim from time to time, trying to remember him without feeling that sense of loss.

Sorry for the lack of new information. :cry2:

I will try to get in touch with the detectives this week for an update on this situation.

He liked to help with all his heart, and he shared with you his happiness, making you feel happy.
How do you want to forget a guy that was so kind, moving and generous ?

sounds like a guy i would have loved to meet if given half the chance. :cry2:

Saints of God, come to his aid; Come to meet him, angels of the Lord; receive his soul and present him to the Almighty.
Eternal rest grant unto him and let perpetual light shine upon him.  May his soul and all the souls of the departed, rest in eternal peace.

I apologize to any who may be offended by shows of religion.

Dominic
New Jersey, USA