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He’s also one of the biggest buyers of Altadena lots after the Eaton fire tore through his hometown in January, and he wants to lead the rebuilding effort there.

They had come to hear plans for the privately funded rebuilding of the Palisades Recreation Center that was badly damaged in the January fire that tore through Pacific Palisades.

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He added: "The impact of his loss shattered the entire family and tore the hearts of everyone who knew Ahmad, even for a single moment."

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He was all set to enroll that next fall at IMG Academy, the prep football factory in Florida, when Hurricane Ida tore through his family’s home that August, changing his course.

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In the long-awaited finale, Gwen delivers a line that reignites the intrigue: "Their trip 30 years ago almost tore this family apart."

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