I'm thinking a lot about the impact on Antoine's mother, Annetta. It's so tough to even imagine facing such loss, especially when the system seems to let you down. How frustrating must it be to feel like the location of the crime dictates the level of urgency and resources given to a case? It's honestly a sad reflection on how communities are perceived and treated based on socioeconomic factors. I really feel for her, especially considering she’s already navigating the difficult reality of having another son incarcerated. That must intensify the pain and feeling of being let down by the system. It seems like there's far too much focus on numbers rather than the lives impacted. Justice for Antoine feels like it's about more than just solving a case—it's about addressing a systemic issue affecting countless families in similar situations. The lack of updates is disheartening, and it makes me wonder how different things might be if more attention and resources were poured into overlooked areas like Roxbury. Annetta’s continued advocacy, despite her grief, is commendable. Wishing strength to her and all families walking this difficult path.
