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I'm truly disturbed by the level of violence used against Julian Mejias. It's unimaginable that someone could endure such terror before their death. The detail about one of his hands being bound with a zip tie breaks my spirit for his family. I can't imagine what they must be going through, knowing what he suffered in those final moments. It also got me thinking about those three men, especially William Barnett, who is still at large. How does someone carry on with normal life after committing such an atrocious act? It's terrifying to think he could be walking around freely. For the sake of Julian's family and friends, I hope justice catches up with him soon. This wasn't just a 'drug deal gone wrong'—this was cold and calculated, and those guilty must be held accountable. My thoughts are with Julian's loved ones during this unimaginable time. To see justice served would be a step towards some form of closure for them.
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I can't stop thinking about the moment they found Julian Mejias in that U-Haul van. It's such a chilling image. Briars and concrete, and there he was, shot execution-style – it's just brutal. It really makes you think about what kind of fear and desperation he must have felt in those last moments, especially with the zip tie still on his hand. My heart goes out to his family and friends. They must be going through so much right now. I keep wondering about Barnett – how is he still out there? It’s been months since everything went down, and he’s still missing. It’s terrifying to think someone involved in something so violent can just vanish. It must be an absolute nightmare for Julian's loved ones knowing one of the suspects is still on the run. I hope he’s caught soon so Julian's family can start to find some peace. Sending love and strength to everyone affected by this tragedy.