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When a Motel Shooting Wasn’t Random: The Two Incidents, the Same Man, and the Duty the Properties Owed We are sitting with you. Maybe it was your brother, your son, your partner, the man you had known for years. He survived a shooting at a motel in Hialeah, and four months later he was killed at a different motel in Miami. The same man is charged in both. The same woman was at the door of the room both times. The criminal case against Jean Felix Fuentes-Gonzalez is now in the hands of a judge, and the man he is accused of killing cannot wait for that case to finish. That is why you are reading this page. We exist for exactly this moment. A wrongful death case built on two motel shootings is not a single-incident case. It is two separate events, two separate properties, two separate sets of security decisions, and one continuous chain of conduct that ties them together. Each motel owed a duty of care. Each motel failed in a way that has to be investigated. And the gap between August 2023 and February 2024 — the months your loved one was alive, recovering, trying to…