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I Miss You So Much Karla I Still Cant Believe This Has Happened She Was Too Much Of A Great Person.Always Smiling And Made Every Situation No Matter How Bad It Was, Seem Like It Would Always Be Ok. She Was Always Bringing Good Vibes Anywhere She Went And Her Spirit Was Always Pleasant To Have Around I Love Her So Much And Miss Her Dearly.... She Was Always Encouraging And Motivating People To Believe In Themselves.... I Remember The Last Moments Of Me Seeing Her Hours Before The Tragedy, She Told Me As She Was Leaving A Friends Place To Stop By And Check In Because I Havent Been There To Visit Her For A Couple Of Days... I Promised I Would Stop By On My Way Home..... I Remember Passing By The Street But I Was In A Hurry To Take Some One Home And I Had Planned To Come Back After But For Some Reason I Ended Up Falling Asleep.. Wheni Woke Up Thats When I Heard The News And Ive Been Broken Ever Since.... I Miss My Friend So Much Its Still Hard To Deal With Everyday!!!! I Love U Always Beautiful Rest In Paradise.

— Tatiana hampton
Jan. 22, 2020 at 2:13 a.m. Karla Azucena Duarte, 33

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Jolynn was a sweet person whom I had the pleasure of knowing since I was in the 3rd grade. Our friendship was founded on softball, but the good times we had together is what maintained it. Jolynn was goofy, caring, and spontaneous. She had a knack for making her friends laugh and never failed to show support in times of need. She was a great mom to her son and I hurt knowing someone took her from him. Jolynn is more than a homicide victim. She was a mother, daughter, sister, and friend. She was a person who was deserving of life and I grieve knowing my friend is no longer here.

— Jazmine Sanchez
Jan. 21, 2020 at 11:20 p.m. Jolynn Raeanne Finlay, 24

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To Kaitlynn;
while gun control is an issue in our country, racism is the reason this promising young man is dead. what we should be looking into is what fueled daniel martinez to drive around and seek the murder of black men? instead looking at weapons, we should be controlling the poison that's in the hearts and minds of people killing people in racially motivated attacks. why does he feel the need to kill? I'm hoping martinez gets due justice, but the reason for him to hate someone he's never spoken to needs to be addressed. he's not the only person with that mentality... it needs to be explained and dealt with so sad stories like this become rare instead of common.

— TC
Jan. 21, 2020 at 2:39 p.m. Samuel Isaac Ferguson, 27