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Wednesday, December 17, 2025 at 8:20 PM
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Sutterfields, victims’ families seek justice

Sutterfields, victims’ families seek justice

SAN ANTONIO — Tears swelled in the eyes of the individuals gathered in the room. They hugged and embraced each other like family. They’re left without answers; without justice. 

For the first time, family members of the five victims of the Iconic Village fire gathered with the family of Zachary Sutterfield, who was severely burned after he caught on fire during the incident.

Before the fire, none of the individuals gathered at the Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio could have anticipated they would meet to grieve with each other. They never expected to come together to plead for justice for the lives of Dru Estes, 20, Belinda Moats, 21, Haley Michelle Frizzell, 19, David Angel Ortiz, 21, and James Phillip Miranda, 23. But on Saturday, they joined each other to beg the person responsible for their deaths to come forward. 

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