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Hi Christopher, What I like about you running for governor of Nebraska, is that you are a regular person. I have a question- Do you ever read the series on "Fatal Flaws" wriiten by Karen Spencer of the Omaha World Herald? It came out I believe in the spring of 2008. The artical had to do with NE coronor system and how death investigations are conducted. Our daughter was found dead in her home by her ex after he threatened her. They labeled he death as "unknown" and never investigated. In fact I have actual proof of documented lies by the Omaha Police Department. One of the city councilmen had actually called me and told me to get a lawyer, because what was going on with the investigation of her death. I am at a loss as to what I can do to persue no so much justice for her, but to have her life "counted" as a human being and not treated as if she did matter. She mattered to alot of people. Grieving and not knowing is hard enough, but greiving and being treated as gum on the bottom of someone's shoe is another thing. We have no closure and in this lifetime, we may never have closure. But I assure you there are other families in NE going through the same nightmare, one recently took matters into their own hands and two of that family's members are now in jail. This shouldn't be allowed to happen to one more family. Are there any thoughts that you have in this area? Any advice on what I can do to seek closure? I am a friend of yours on "MySpace and Facebook". Perhaps when you have a moment, you should read my blog on "Omaha Beware, You Only Look Good On Paper" I used to blog like crazy about adopting kiddos, then after Naye's death I blogged some about that and her case. Of course, I didn't place all the details out there but enough to show the injustice done to Shanaye and our family. Please let me know your thoughts. I am trying to heal, loosing my daughter who was also my best friend. In my healing process I know that as her mom I need to do everything I can to seek justice for her, her daughter, her siblings, family, friends and people touched by her. Thank you so much for your time, Cindy C. |