ORLANDO, Fla. — On Friday, two days before Father’s Day, Juneteenth and his birthday, Yarnell Sampson visited the Orlando Free Fall ride in ICON Park. “I came up here to get my peace,” he said. But he was surprised to find that less than three months after his 14-year-old son Tyre fell to his death from the ride, the flowers, balloons and photographs that once lined the fencing surrounding it were gone, replaced by beer bottles and oblivious passersby. “I just wanted to know, did the people know that a young man actually died right here?” he said. “It blew my mind that eight out of 10 I asked …
