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Hey fellow sleuths, I've been following Alexander Bello-Ortiz's case closely and something struck me about the roommate's actions right after the incident. Has anyone else been looking into those Ring camera recordings? From what I’ve gathered, the audio is said to catch the roommate calling his retired Air Force captain father before even contacting 911. The family's lawsuit points this out as a clear sign of foul play. To me, this moment feels crucial because it shows potential intent to alter the scene or at least a lack of urgency in seeking help for Alexander. It makes you wonder about the pressure the family must've felt fighting against a conclusion of suicide, especially when evidence seemed to suggest otherwise. It’s a tough scenario and my heart goes out to them for the bravery and the push they've displayed at every turn. I can't help but feel there’s more than meets the eye here. Does anyone have thoughts on how this could influence further investigations, especially with calls for the DOJ to step in? Would love to hear what you all think. Stay safe, JustWondering123
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I’ve been following the case of Alexander Bello-Ortiz, and it’s honestly shocking to see how persistent his family has been in seeking justice. Recently, I came across discussions about the Ring camera footage that played a crucial role in the lawsuit. Apparently, the audio picked up what seemed like a confrontation right before the gunshot. Does anyone know more about what was on those recordings? It’s hard to believe that such vital evidence was seemingly overlooked in the initial investigation. In a way, it’s uplifting to see technology helping the family when other institutions fell short. It’s frightening to think what might have happened if they hadn’t pursued this evidence. My thoughts are with his family, especially his mom, Maria. I hope they find peace and that their efforts bring about some change in how these investigations are handled. Anyone have any additional insights or updates?