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I've been reading about Dulce and Byron's case and can't help but feel so deeply for their families, especially Dulce's sister, Angie. It must be incredibly confusing for her to try to make sense of something so tragic. From what I've gathered, Byron filed for divorce the year before, yet they continued living together up until this happened. It's hard to imagine what they were both feeling leading to that day. The close proximity after a divorce filing can sometimes create such a tense atmosphere. I truly hope Angie and any other family members can eventually find some peace in the midst of all this. Their pain right now must be unimaginable, and my thoughts are with them as they navigate this difficult time.
I've been following this case closely and something about the timeline is really perplexing to me. Byron had filed for divorce a year prior, and Dulce was supposed to leave the house by September, but the incident happened months after that deadline. Has anyone else thought about what might have changed during that time? It seems like there was a period of spiraling emotions or unresolved issues that could have escalated things. It's just so tragic to consider how things might have been different if the separation had actually happened as planned. My heart goes out to both families; it's a devastating situation to process. If anyone has seen similar cases, how do law enforcement typically handle these delayed or postponed separations in terms of potential risk assessment? It's such a difficult thing to piece together, especially when no external suspects are involved.