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Hey all, I've been following the case of Michael Francis Ingram, and something that caught my attention is the witness who reported seeing the stopped vehicle and the person getting out. Isn't it odd that they didn't mention trying to help or call for assistance until after the fact? I can't stop thinking about what that drive must have been like for the eyewitness. I mean, how do you process seeing something that potentially serious and not react immediately? It could just be a natural response to freeze, but what if that delay meant something crucial was missed? Makes me wonder how these kinds of moments are handled by witnesses and if more awareness or training on recognizing emergency situations could make a difference in similar cases in the future. Curious to know what others think.
