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A Halloween Night That Should Never Have Happened You are reading this because someone you love went to a house in Orinda, California, on the night of October 31, 2019, and did not come home. The five young people killed that night had plans the next morning. They had families waiting for them. They had decades of life ahead of them — schooling, careers, children of their own, ordinary Tuesday nights. That is what was taken. We represent the families of people killed by someone else’s choices. We know what the weeks after a loss like this feel like: the phone calls that never stop, the funeral costs that arrive before the insurance paperwork, the grief that makes every decision harder, and the slow realization that the people responsible for the conditions that made this possible are not going to volunteer to help. We also know that this case is about more than one terrible night — it is about a property, a host, an online platform, and a series of decisions that put five young lives in the same room with people who had every intention of doing them harm. The rest of this page walks you through the…