Supporters began to gather. Some had known Renee. Others had not, but recognized the shape of the story: an ordinary life interrupted, an explanation that felt incomplete, a system that moved on too quickly. Becca became the face of that unresolved tension, not because she wanted to be, but because she would not step aside.
She recorded interactions. She asked for names. She refused to stop filming when told it was “unnecessary.” She spoke in a voice that did not soften with repetition. To those who stood beside her, she was persistent. To those in authority, she became something else: disruptive, uncooperative, unwilling to disengage.
Supporters saw it differently. Continue reading…