Memories of a Love Forever Lost

The day Brian died, he left his dad a note. All it had was his plans for the day so his father wouldn't wonder or worry about his location. He wanted him to know. But no one could've known then that those would be the last words that boy said to his dad. He didn't have the chance to speak to his mom that day in any form, written or spoken word. A savage killer took that chance away forever.

PLEASE BE PATIENT AS I STRUGGLE TO FINISH THIS PAGE. AS BRIAN WAS MY NEPHEW, THIS IS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT. BUT IT WILL BE DONE. UNTIL THEN, I'LL SEE THE BLUE MOON.

" Mortuic paredium et vocem dare necessee est "
" The deceased must be protected and given a voice "

Call or write your congress. Ask them about Brian's Law. Send them to me to explain. It is past due. This young man's unjust death will NOT be in vain.

For information on Brian's Law, please write to us at the email address given below. 

Brians-Law@snbexpress.com

NOTE: The sources for the information contained on this site range from statements given by family members of the accused, first account witnesses on the scene, and undisclosed sources also. At this time these sources cannot be named but they are verified accounts. The name of the man charged with this crime is certainly well known as there were several witnesses to the murder itself as well as the stated intent to do so before the deed was done. However in interest of reducing risk to the prosecutors case, he cannot be named here as yet. The man who committed this criminal deed will be referred to on this site as "the accused" or "the defendant" among other generic titles. He has been arrested and received a bond of $100,000 although no plea has been entered into evidence and the preliminary hearing for this case has yet to be held. Until such time as more evidence is presented on public record it must be done in this way. Legal purposes of protection to this organization and it's efforts to legally assist the due process of justice decree that I must remind, all defendants are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

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