A vigil held in Orange has drawn a large crowd in the CBD, where mourners gathered in a sea of orange in memory of Isla Bell. The gathering came just days after charges against the 19-year-old’s alleged killer were dropped, sparking anger and renewed calls for justice. Isla’s mother, Justine, addressed those attending the rally on Saturday, expressing grief and frustration over the legal developments. The community event reflected both mourning and concern, with supporters calling for continued scrutiny of the case and justice for Isla Bell.
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