Paula Kurland

In loving memory, Mitzi Ann Nally.

On the 12th anniversary of her daughter's murder.

We should be celebrating your 33rd birthday instead of mourning the anniversary of your death.

Paula Kurland is placing a memorial notice in the newspaper.

None of us could ever express how much we still love and miss you.

Just like she does every year.

but this year will be different for us.

We will at long last see justice done for your death.

And this year will be different.

Soon, Paula will finally meet Jonathan Wayne Nobles, the man who murdered her daughter.

And two weeks after that, he'll be executed.

Why put yourself through this if he's going to die anyway?

Because there are some things that I want him to take with him

that only I can give him.

She's been trying to do that for more than a decade.

But Paula's requests to meet Nobles in prison were always denied.

It's been 12 years and it's time.

Until she discovered a little-known state program with a very long name, Victim Offender Mediation Dialogue.

Our purpose.

The people who run it shot these videos of the program at work.