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Hi everyone, I've been deep-diving into some aspects of the Mullin case, and Fred Abbie Perez's story really struck me. I was thinking about how quickly things unfolded after Fred was killed. It must have been incredibly traumatic for the neighbor who witnessed the shooting and then had the presence of mind to report Mullin's license plate to the police. I've been wondering if that neighbor ever spoke about their experience and how they coped with witnessing something so horrific. The immediacy of their actions played such a crucial role in bringing Mullin to justice. It's a reminder not just of the random nature of these tragic acts, but also of the bravery and quick thinking required in such moments. Sending strength and thoughts to the Perez family and any neighbors who might still carry this traumatic memory. Does anyone know of any interviews or articles where the neighbor spoke about this? Would love to read more about how they found strength during those dark times.
