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kalb.com | Daviion Telsee
NATCHITOCHES, La. (KALB) - It is a pain no parent should ever have to feel. Theresa Carter lost her daughter, Kimanesha Carter, to gun violence on March 17, 2022. Now, three years later, there are still no arrests and no answers. Kimanesha was just 28 years old when she was shot and killed in Natchitoches. Since that day, her mother said life has never been the same. “I know nothing will bring my daughter back,” Theresa said. “But, someone has to be held accountable for what happened.
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kalb.com | Daviion Telsee
NATCHITOCHES, La. (KALB) - Devin Prudhomme, 16, was murdered on September 24, 2024, on Keith Drive. His mother, Tammy Smith, said the pain is so overwhelming that she cannot bring herself to come to the place where it happened. Now, she is searching for answers and speaking out. “I want to know who did this because I may be putting my other kids in danger,” Tammy said. When was the last time his mother saw him? “I saw Devin the day before he was shot.
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1 week ago |
kalb.com | Daviion Telsee
NATCHITOCHES, La. (KALB) - Devin Prudom, 16, was murdered on September 24, 2024, on Keith Drive. His mother, Tammy Smith, said the pain is so overwhelming that she cannot bring herself to come to the place where it happened. Now, she is searching for answers and speaking out. “I want to know who did this because I may be putting my other kids in danger,” Tammy said. When was the last time his mother saw him? “I saw Devin the day before he was shot.
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1 week ago |
kalb.com | Daviion Telsee
NATCHITOCHES, La. (KALB) - On March 17, 2024, Deon Coleman was tragically murdered at the corner of Texas Street and Sixth Street in Natchitoches. Nearly a year later, the pain is still very real for his family. His mother, Crystal Brown, continues to grieve and is asking for justice. Brown said she feels ignored by officials. “You don’t get any answers, no updates, not even a call to say the case is still open,” she said.
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1 week ago |
kalb.com | Colin Vedros |Daviion Telsee
(KALB) - Colin Vedros and Daviion Telsee were out in Cenla on Tuesday to learn more about the damage reports from the Memorial Day storms. Over in Pineville, four homeowners KALB spoke to, who did not want to be identified on camera, said they are lucky to not have any major damage to their homes. One homeowner, whose house is off of Holly Moore Drive, said damage came close to their car, but there was no damage inside the home.
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