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Midland, Texas West Wall Street Mass Shooting — Legal Rights of Victims and Families If you are reading this from the cafeteria at Midland Memorial Hospital, where they set up the family reunification area, or from a kitchen table at two in the morning while someone you love is in surgery — we are talking to you. Not to the internet. To you. One person you know is gone. Eleven more are hurt, some of them badly, and the Emergency Department is still locked down. The suspect is dead. The police have the building. And the thing you may not know, in the fog of this moment, is that the evidence of what went wrong inside that building on West Wall Street is already starting to disappear. The cameras inside that industrial facility record over themselves on a cycle that can be as short as seven days. The access-control logs — the badge swipes and key-card records that show how the shooter got in — sit on a server that can be purged on a routine IT schedule. The police body-worn camera footage, the 911 call recordings, the witness cell-phone videos that people took while the shooting was happening —…