Others demanded immediate justice, pointing out that the problem was not individual, but structural.
The case became notorious, not only because of the brutality, but because of what it represented: a truth that many prefer to ignore.
Because it’s not just about a violent man, but about a system that supports, justifies, and protects him.
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And it is also about something even more uncomfortable: how often the family, that supposed refuge, becomes the main stage of harm.
