Latasha Norman's Relative

Sometimes I feel like if I had answered my phone, I possibly could have prevented something.

Sometimes I feel like if I had answered my phone, I possibly could have prevented something.

He just disappeared. You're supposed to feel safe when you're off to college. And for that to happen, you know, everyone was in fear.

He just disappeared. You're supposed to feel safe when you're off to college. And for that to happen, you know, everyone was in fear.

All these are her trophies. And this right here is when she was 10 years old. She was a Girl Scout. And I kept it.

All these are her trophies. And this right here is when she was 10 years old. She was a Girl Scout. And I kept it.

She was the only daughter I had, and I was very proud of her. Every picture she had, she always had that smile on her face. You never seen her angry. That's the type of person LaTosha Norman was.

She was the only daughter I had, and I was very proud of her. Every picture she had, she always had that smile on her face. You never seen her angry. That's the type of person LaTosha Norman was.

Latasha was born April 21, 1987, here in Greenville, Mississippi. We have a huge family, a very close-knit family. I am 10 years older than her, so she was more like my little sister.

Latasha was born April 21, 1987, here in Greenville, Mississippi. We have a huge family, a very close-knit family. I am 10 years older than her, so she was more like my little sister.

When we were younger, she started out wanting to be a teacher, because we played teachers a lot. But as Tasha got older, she switched to accounting. And I think that had a lot to do with following behind Keisha's footsteps.

When we were younger, she started out wanting to be a teacher, because we played teachers a lot. But as Tasha got older, she switched to accounting. And I think that had a lot to do with following behind Keisha's footsteps.

I taught her, whatever you do, don't never give up. Do your best in everything you do, because you can always go up higher. And as she grew up, she did. She did her best. She didn't sell it for less.

I taught her, whatever you do, don't never give up. Do your best in everything you do, because you can always go up higher. And as she grew up, she did. She did her best. She didn't sell it for less.

In high school, at first she was kind of shy.

In high school, at first she was kind of shy.

Latasha always followed in my footsteps. I played the flute, Tasha played the flute. I was a majorette, Tasha was a majorette. I was on the dance line, Tasha was on the dance line.

Latasha always followed in my footsteps. I played the flute, Tasha played the flute. I was a majorette, Tasha was a majorette. I was on the dance line, Tasha was on the dance line.

After she became a major, she really came out of her shell.

After she became a major, she really came out of her shell.