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I’ve been looking into Angelica Alor’s case, and what's really struck me is the impact it must have had on her community. In these unsolved cases, there’s often a ripple effect — neighbors, friends, and even those who hardly knew the victim can be haunted by the absence of justice. It’s particularly devastating when these stories linger for years. Is there anyone here from the Houston area who remembers what the community felt back then, or if any local efforts were made to keep these cases in the public eye? Sometimes, a renewed public spotlight can make a big difference in encouraging people who might have been afraid to speak up at the time. I'm hoping maybe someone can shed light on any community actions or vigils that might have been held, as those moments of solidarity can sometimes stir up new memories or information.