Janet LeVere

I believe my mom shot me.

I believe my mom shot me.

I believe my mom shot me.

A lot of hair, black hair. Thick. Thick, very thick. Yeah. He's handsome. Yeah, I mean, I married him. Of course he was handsome. He loved martial arts. He had ninja suits, the nunchucks, the stars, the sword. That was his stuff. I mean, that's what he was majorly into. Yeah, we were like, we were his best friends, you know, and then we got married and

A lot of hair, black hair. Thick. Thick, very thick. Yeah. He's handsome. Yeah, I mean, I married him. Of course he was handsome. He loved martial arts. He had ninja suits, the nunchucks, the stars, the sword. That was his stuff. I mean, that's what he was majorly into. Yeah, we were like, we were his best friends, you know, and then we got married and

A lot of hair, black hair. Thick. Thick, very thick. Yeah. He's handsome. Yeah, I mean, I married him. Of course he was handsome. He loved martial arts. He had ninja suits, the nunchucks, the stars, the sword. That was his stuff. I mean, that's what he was majorly into. Yeah, we were like, we were his best friends, you know, and then we got married and

Right away, we were having a baby very quickly after we got married. He loved to fish, too. Oh, yes. J.B. loved to fish.

Right away, we were having a baby very quickly after we got married. He loved to fish, too. Oh, yes. J.B. loved to fish.

Right away, we were having a baby very quickly after we got married. He loved to fish, too. Oh, yes. J.B. loved to fish.

Oh, yes. I was nine months pregnant. We was out there fishing in freezing cold because Chris was born in December. And we're out there fishing. I said, what happens if I go and labor? They said, well, you got to wait until we finish fishing. And we laughed about it. And... And then, of course, I went to labor the next day for 18 long hours.

Oh, yes. I was nine months pregnant. We was out there fishing in freezing cold because Chris was born in December. And we're out there fishing. I said, what happens if I go and labor? They said, well, you got to wait until we finish fishing. And we laughed about it. And... And then, of course, I went to labor the next day for 18 long hours.

Oh, yes. I was nine months pregnant. We was out there fishing in freezing cold because Chris was born in December. And we're out there fishing. I said, what happens if I go and labor? They said, well, you got to wait until we finish fishing. And we laughed about it. And... And then, of course, I went to labor the next day for 18 long hours.

And he was a cab driver. Had only been for a few months. Had been working there long.

And he was a cab driver. Had only been for a few months. Had been working there long.

And he was a cab driver. Had only been for a few months. Had been working there long.

And so we were talking about going down to the park, and I told him I would make sandwiches. And we'd just go down there and have a picnic and let Chris play on the swings and stuff. And I said, you know, what do you think? And he said, that's a good idea. He said, let's do that. And he said he wanted to talk to me about something.

And so we were talking about going down to the park, and I told him I would make sandwiches. And we'd just go down there and have a picnic and let Chris play on the swings and stuff. And I said, you know, what do you think? And he said, that's a good idea. He said, let's do that. And he said he wanted to talk to me about something.

And so we were talking about going down to the park, and I told him I would make sandwiches. And we'd just go down there and have a picnic and let Chris play on the swings and stuff. And I said, you know, what do you think? And he said, that's a good idea. He said, let's do that. And he said he wanted to talk to me about something.

We got a call like at 3 o'clock in the morning that he had been killed. And then I had to tell Chris that his daddy went to live with Jesus. But, you know, he's two. I said, he went to live with Jesus now. We're not going to see him no more because, you know, trying not to cry. You know, he's going to live with Jesus. And he looked at me, sat there a minute.

We got a call like at 3 o'clock in the morning that he had been killed. And then I had to tell Chris that his daddy went to live with Jesus. But, you know, he's two. I said, he went to live with Jesus now. We're not going to see him no more because, you know, trying not to cry. You know, he's going to live with Jesus. And he looked at me, sat there a minute.