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The public response quickly split. Initial fundraising efforts poured in for Good’s family, with a GoFundMe campaign raising $1.5 million in just 48 hours. The page closed on January 9, with funds placed in a trust for her wife and children. But almost immediately, a counter-movement emerged. Ross supporters launched online campaigns to fund his legal defense, with one GoFundMe organized by Clyde Emmons collecting nearly $760,000 and a GiveSendGo campaign adding another $283,000.
