Has anyone else been thinking about the implications of the restraining order angle in Mitch Steele’s case? I mean, it’s just so tragic to hear that Curtis Lawrence was told not to come to the house but showed up anyway. It’s like, was there a formal restraining order in place, or was it more of an informal family agreement? If it was the latter, it's just so gut-wrenching to think about how something more “official” might have prevented all of this. Mitch was loved by so many, and having this type of conflict spilling into such violence must be devastating for everyone, especially his daughter. My thoughts are with the family as they navigate this nightmare, hoping they find some kind of peace. Anyone have more insight into how restraining orders work in SC and whether they're effective in cases like this?
