Dallas detectives refuse to let a cold case grow ice over, plugging away at the 1983 homicide of Thomas Clancy. Despite the passage of decades, the Dallas Police Department tweeted an appeal to the public, seeking information that could potentially crack open the long-stagnant investigation.
In a bid to breathe new life into the 40-year-old case, the police department remains committed to finding justice for Clancy. Hoping to dredge up new leads, the authorities have reached out through social media, with Detective Christopher Evans leading the charge. The plea put forward by the DallasPD's official Twitter account reads, "Anyone with info on this homicide is asked to contact Det. Evans by email at [email protected] or by phone at 214-671-4743. Please refer to case # 531390-P", as per the Dallas Police Department.
#ColdCaseTuesday – Thomas Clancy@DallasPD continues investigating the 1983 homicide of Thomas Clancy.
— Dallas Police Dept (@DallasPD) December 26, 2023
Anyone with info on this homicide is asked to contact Det. Evans by email at [email protected] or by phone at 214-671-4743. Please refer to case # 531390-P. pic.twitter.com/FkDKr6mCgm
