Regina's mother died in 2015, 14 years after her daughter's murder, never seeing justice done — described by family as dying 'with a broken heart.'
Regina's mother died in 2015, 14 years after her daughter's murder, never seeing justice done — described by family as dying 'with a broken heart.'
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In the years following the murder, Regina's family did everything they could to keep the case alive. On the first anniversary, her mother paid out of pocket for billboards and offered a cash reward for information — but no one ever came through. Carl Patrick carried Regina's photo in his wallet for 24 straight years; Chuck Rowe said the family never gave up but felt like nobody cared. Investigator Howard pushed back: the case file ran to hundreds of pages and every lead was followed. Still, they couldn't prove anything. Then, in 2015, Regina's mother died — 14 years after the murder — without seeing justice, described by family as dying 'with a broken heart.' The family's suspicion had always centered on Paul, whom Jennifer Donenworth described as 'slime oozing through a screen.'
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