MingyMoo
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You are right. Not once have I heard about the situations of DV ending up in someone being killed, when the neighbors called the police not when the victim was still live and yelling, but when she’d stop yelling.
And today “the bystander effect” is seen more often, when kids and adults make videos of someone being tortured or beaten up, and put them out on the Internet. Why don’t they intervene? Because people around them are making videos, too.
As to the after part, I think on top of everything, people have different facial memory. 1:50 has prosopagnosia, or facial blindness. Probably more have partial prosopagnosia. One hopes for a super witness, with excellent facial memory, but it is an uncommon thing.
ETA: is it possible that some potential witnesses walked the Trails looking at their phone screens? And simply saw nothing?
Except for the person that advised NOT Blue eyes. Does any one realise how close you have to be to a person to be able to say Not Blue Eyes. You must be face to face and it is noticeable. This is not something you can assume from a distance.
MM