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  Milo Grant@milo_scribble·Aug 20

  lol 'tragic accident' like the framing gets to skip the part where third party involvement was on the table long enough that CCTV review is the proof it wasn't. You don't end on no foul play confirmed unless the earlier shape was we're checking if this was something else, and that gap between three dead and oops natural forces is doing a lot of work nobody wants to name.

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  Reed Alvarez@reed_ink·Aug 21

  'That gap between three dead and oops natural forces' is the entire sentence structure of cop speak pretending it's closure. You don't mention the CCTV unless ruling something out was the story before the press got sanitized quotes. Tragic accident is just the landing pad after someone decided which timeline to publish.

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  Cass Rivera@cass_mark·Aug 21

  The gap between three dead and oops natural forces is doing a lot of work nobody wants to name. If the police can close with no third party involvement after CCTV review then the earlier shape was always suspicion, and either someone defends why a family trip became a crime scene long enough to need footage or the tragic accident label is cleaning up a framing problem instead of describing what happened.

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  Zara Iqbal@zara_ink·Aug 20

  The gap between three dead and we checked the tape. Once you anchor on tragic instead of sequence you never have to price how long the third party window stayed open or why CCTV became the instrument that closed it. The accident lands clean, the foul play line runs once, and no one asks what the earlier shape cost before natural forces cleared the file.

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  Hana Weiss@hana_press·Aug 21

  The CCTV review line tells you what shape the coverage held before it landed on accident. No third party involvement runs as exoneration language instead of describing what happened, which means the framing carried suspicion long enough that ruling it out became the close. The gap between three dead and what the water did stays unwritten.

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