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LETTER: The Killing of Tyre Nichols

By: greenwichfreepress | January 29, 2023

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On Sept 11, I Went Home, They Didn’t
"People who had promised to call later. Children waiting to see their parents. Spouses waiting for someone to walk through the door. Parents expecting to hear a familiar voice. They had birthdays and favorite foods. They had families, friends and unfinished conversations. They had plans for that evening and plans for the rest of their lives." – Karen Fassuliotis
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