Russell Lamond

I grabbed the pew, and I was like, ow.

I grabbed the pew, and I was like, ow.

I remember us vividly walking down the street and her mother pulled up in her car and she said, have you seen Shantae? She hasn't reported back in. She hasn't called. And it's not like her. And I said, no, we haven't seen her.

I remember us vividly walking down the street and her mother pulled up in her car and she said, have you seen Shantae? She hasn't reported back in. She hasn't called. And it's not like her. And I said, no, we haven't seen her.

Yeah, her mother was worried sick.

Yeah, her mother was worried sick.

Actually, no. She was loved by everybody. And then in the moment we found out that she was missing, it was like not even a thought. Let's look forward. We had to find Shante.

Actually, no. She was loved by everybody. And then in the moment we found out that she was missing, it was like not even a thought. Let's look forward. We had to find Shante.

We searched under piles of leaves. We searched under boats. You know, anything that would look like it would be hiding something.

We searched under piles of leaves. We searched under boats. You know, anything that would look like it would be hiding something.

I was devastated.

I was devastated.

She stood right next to Linda and I in the choir.

She stood right next to Linda and I in the choir.

This is the church, North Lake.

This is the church, North Lake.

I remember saying, please don't tell me he's talking about Shantae. Please don't tell me.

I remember saying, please don't tell me he's talking about Shantae. Please don't tell me.

I can't believe they would take such a precious person. She meant so much to Linda and I and to the community. Pastor, how are you, sir?

I can't believe they would take such a precious person. She meant so much to Linda and I and to the community. Pastor, how are you, sir?