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What Just Happened in Wilmington — and What the Next 72 Hours Demand If you are reading this in the hours after a hospital shooting took your loved one, we are sorry. The call that came from ChristianaCare's Wilmington Hospital on the afternoon of Tuesday, June 16, 2026 — from the 500 block of W. 14th Street in the Hilltop neighborhood of Wilmington, Delaware — has already changed your family's life in ways that will take years to understand. We work with families in exactly this situation. We have walked families through the first 72 hours after a workplace killing more times than we would like to count, and we want to give you what we have learned that the hospital, the police, and the insurance company will not. The first thing you need to know is this: the evidence that will decide your case is being written over, purged, and moved out of state as you read this. ChristianaCare's security cameras on that campus typically retain footage for thirty to seventy-two days depending on server capacity. The Wilmington Police Department holds evidence for a standard six-month period. The Philadelphia Police Department, which tracked the suspect across I-95 to the…