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Hey everyone, I've been following the tragic case of Fajri Hilson, and something that's really been weighing on my mind is the lack of witness information despite the large crowd present at the scene. It's honestly unsettling to think about how there were possibly 50 to 100 people around, and yet it seems like getting reliable eyewitness accounts was such a struggle for the investigators. I can't help but feel for Fajri's family. It must be excruciating knowing there were so many potential witnesses and yet so few came forward initially. It makes me wonder if fear played a role or if people just didn't want to get involved. Whatever the reason, it's just a sad reflection of the situation. I hope that going forward, communities can find ways to support each other more, especially in times like these where coming together could mean finding justice for those who can no longer speak for themselves. If you were in that crowd, or know someone who was, what could have encouraged you or them to come forward sooner? Let's discuss. Sending love to Fajri's loved ones. They deserve peace.
