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Hey everyone, I've been following the case of Deangelo Busby, and one aspect that's been on my mind is the timeline and circumstances that led the SPD to initially suspect his wounds might be self-inflicted. It seems odd that they would lean towards that conclusion early on. Does anyone have thoughts on what might have prompted such a perspective at first? I really feel for Deangelo's family, especially with how vocal they’ve been in seeking justice for him. It must be incredibly frustrating not getting answers quickly. Sending all my support to Octavia and the rest of Deangelo's loved ones as they navigate this difficult time. If anyone has more insights or local knowledge, it would be great to hear from you.
Has anyone else been following the curious details about the initial classification of Deangelo Busby's death as self-inflicted? It strikes me as odd that there was such confusion at first. I'm glad the SPD decided to launch a more thorough investigation because it sounds like his family deserves clear answers. With how vocal his sister and others have been, I hope it pushes for more progress in the case. Every bit of public support and attention might just make a difference. Does anyone here have thoughts on why there might have been this initial uncertainty? Or insights into how these investigations usually pivot? Sending strength to his family as they continue to seek justice.