I can't stop thinking about the horror Elizabeth must have faced that night and the fear she lived with for so long. It's deeply unsettling how the system failed to protect her despite her attempts to seek help. My heart goes out to her family and any friends she had who are now grappling with her loss. One thing that's bothering me is the legal history Frank had. It seems like his past was filled with red flags—charges for carrying concealed weapons, and even owning things like a hatchet and baton. How do people with this kind of history not have more eyes on them, especially when they're involved in domestic violence cases? It feels like there were so many opportunities to intervene and prevent this terrible outcome. I'd love to hear thoughts on this side of the case and how the justice system might better handle similar situations in the future.
