Has anyone else been thinking about the role that the community could have played in Shennel's situation? It's devastating to see someone go through something like this, and I'm wondering what else could have been done to support her and others in similar situations. I know protective orders can be a crucial first step, but clearly, that wasn't enough in this tragic case. I keep thinking about how we can teach people to recognize the signs of domestic violence and create a more effective network of support. Maybe increased awareness and accessible resources could prevent future tragedies? My heart goes out to Shennel's loved ones and anyone affected by this terrible event. How do we, as a community, do better to prevent something like this from happening again?
