Has anyone else been following the flow of information (or lack thereof) around the tragic events in Edinburg? It’s absolutely devastating to see a family torn apart like this. I came across something in the local news—I read that after the initial call from Highway 107, the response was hindered because folks weren’t cooperating with the deputies. This non-cooperation seriously makes my heart ache, knowing things might have turned out differently. Does anyone think this was a matter of things getting lost in translation, or maybe people were too scared to speak up? In small communities, it's tough when everyone knows each other, and loyalties run deep. Thoughts on what might have been done differently to prevent this? Jacklyn and her family deserve justice, and understanding how this situation spiraled might be key in preventing another tragedy. Sending love and strength to those little kids left behind. ?
