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A Halloween Night That Did Not Have To End This Way You are reading this because someone you love walked into a house on a holiday evening and never came home. On Halloween night 2019, five young people were killed and several more wounded in a mass shooting at a rented Airbnb home in Orinda, California — a hilltown of about 19,000 people tucked in the hills east of Oakland, in Contra Costa County. The party had been promoted on social media as a large, open-invite event. The home was a hillside property in an otherwise quiet residential neighborhood. A fight inside the house escalated into gunfire. The Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office later described the scene as a “bloodbath.” Three of the victims were pronounced dead at the home. Two more died at hospitals. The shooters, themselves young, were arrested and tried; the criminal side of the case has played out in the courts. But for the families of the five who died, the criminal verdict is not the only verdict that matters. There is a second case, hidden inside the first, that the criminal courts cannot touch — the civil case for the lives that were taken…