In this first‑person Spanish testimony, Vicky recounts the traumatic loss of her teenage boyfriend, David, who was killed when they were between 13 and 18 years old. She describes the frantic search for him, the shocking phone call that informs her he is at the morgue, and the emotional shock of learning his body is there. Vicky then expands the narrative to a broader pattern of community violence: she mentions the death of a close friend, Richard, who was killed in a gunfight, and notes that funerals for friends occurred roughly every month and a half. The testimony highlights the pervasive, normalized nature of gun‑related deaths in her environment, the constant grief, and the psychological toll of living amid such frequent loss.
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