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Newspaper Article
Unsolved homicide remains painful
2008
Overview
\"I remember being told that we would never get to see my mother again,\" said Ms. [Tracy Parsons], now 30 and living in Murfreesboro, Tenn. \"I remember bursting into tears and crying inconsolably.\" \"There are times in my life when it hits harder than others,\" she said. \"It has been 24 years, and it's much easier to deal with, but it's never gone.\" \"She didn't fight back, and that leads you to believe it was someone she knew,\" Ms. Parsons said. \"That's even worse, because if they knew her, they probably knew us, and you wonder why they would do that to her. Why would they do that to us?\" \"At times I really wanted to know why that person thought my mother's life was not worth living,\" Ms. Parsons said. \"Now, as I have gotten older, there is a part that wants to know why, but another part is almost afraid to know who.\"
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Chattanooga Times Free Press
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