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Has anyone else been following the discussions around Besse Anne Freedom Handy and the encampment fire in Seattle? Something that caught my attention was the difficulty in identifying her remains. They had to use forensic dental records due to the extent of the damage. It raises questions about the challenges law enforcement faces in similar situations. Do they have enough resources for cases like this, especially when it involves marginalized communities? Identification seems like it took an awfully long time, and I'm curious about what that process might entail. It's a stark reminder of how many people might remain unknown without such forensic capabilities. Thoughts?
