Four Sheppard siblings, including Dana, lived in separate units at Carmen's Turtle Creek Apartments at the time of her murder.
Four Sheppard siblings, including Dana, lived in separate units at Carmen's Turtle Creek Apartments at the time of her murder.
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Jimmy Van Huss steps up to a microphone at the IMPD press conference and delivers a statement that is both grateful and heartbroken. He thanks Bill Carter and Mira by name, acknowledging everyone who worked the case for years. He mourns all the milestones Carmen never reached — college graduation, a wedding, a full adult life — noting that the family was just coming back together when she was taken. He speaks about what his father endured finding her, and closes with a forward-looking call: he hopes other cold cases with viable DNA will get the same genealogy treatment and produce the same outcomes. [1] — Jimmy Van Huss "Carmen's younger brother Jimmy was a freshman in high school when she was murdered. At the press conference announcing Dana Sheppard's arre…" 44:05 It's a quiet, dignified statement from a man who was just a teenager when his sister was murdered, and who waited more than three decades to speak these words.
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