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Hey everyone, I’ve been reading through the threads and needed to weigh in on something that’s been on my mind regarding David Dorn’s case. I can't stop thinking about the role of surveillance footage in situations like this. From what I gather, the security cameras did play a part in identifying suspects. But it makes me wonder how many incidents go unresolved because of poor quality or non-existent camera coverage. Imagine the frustration for families, waiting and hoping for justice when there might not even be clear evidence to point to the perpetrator. It’s such a tragic situation. I think about David’s family and the immense pain they’ve been through. Not only did they lose someone they loved dearly, but they have to navigate such a public ordeal. I’m hopeful that with technological advancements and more awareness around the importance of security footage, it might prevent or solve similar cases in the future. Anyone else have thoughts on this?
