[Fredreana giggles]
It's funny 'cause, I ain't seen this video in years.
- [people screaming] - [wind blowing]
How he held on to that camcorder I don't know. [Fredreana chuckles]
I just remember us being...
a happy family that day.
[Fredreana] Watching my dad walk Latonya down the aisle, was something that I know,
he always wanted to do.
Walk all three of us down the aisle.
[Debra] Latonya crying and he patting her. [chuckles]
He'd look like he fin to cry too.
[indistinct chatter]
I just, wouldn't have imagined
that something like this would ever happen
to some one that I love that closely.
[operator speaking]
[woman speaking]
It was almost like, I was waiting on
somebody to say, "Oh, you just woke up from a bad dream".
I wouldn't have put that on no family,
what happened to, our family.
[theme music playing]
[narrator] It's June 1997
the Banks family is driving the 730-mile journey to Disney World
from their home in Vicksburg, Mississippi.
The car ride to Disney World,
it took us about 11 hours to get there.
[narrator] Dad, Fredrick Banks
video tapes his wife Debra, behind the wheel.
Next, he captures 17-year-old Avis
and her younger sister, 12-year-old Fredreana.
Avis covered all up and,
Fredreana look like she, trying to, go to sleep.
[Debra] Fredrick bought that camcorder,
because of his girls.
He treasured them.
He loved to take pictures
and he don't care how, what you look like
how you look,
he's taking pictures.
[Fredreana] If he could have, driven and recorded
at the same time,
he probably would have. [chuckles]
[Narrator] Fredrick and Debra work hard to provide for their family,
and to pay for special vacations.
[Debra] Fredrick worked for the
City of Vicksburg, and he drove the
street sweeper.
[Debra] The money I did with babysitting,
I had put it aside and,
that's the money we used to go on vacation.
[narrator] The family hits the rides at Disney World.
[speaking]
[people screaming]
[Fredreana] This is the roller coaster ride.
We just came back into the dark tunnel,
and I was sure my mama's probably hollering and crying.
[people screaming]
They like stuff like that. Mm-hmm.
Make your stomach upset!
[people screaming]
[speaking]
[indistinct chatter]
[Man] All right, [indistinct] let's go.
Right now were entering the [indistinct],
so please keep a good look out for anything we might see.
[Debra] Avis was, just excited, was just excited,
you know, taking pictures...
[Man] You're right, you'll be able to see a very large [indistinct]
[indistinct chatter]
So she won't forget,
what she did, and where she had been.
[Fredreana] Avis would typically take pictures
of different things,
Avis actually had
a lot of scrapbooks well.
She knew that, we were gonna sit back one day and be looking at these.
Avis and I got on the go-carts,
and Avis let me come around the corner and pass her,
so she could make sure that I won.
Fredreana in the front you see how she's laughing and grinning,
Avis just driving her car all cool, calm and collected. [chuckles]
[Fredreana] She was having fun, until we came around the corner
and she saw my dad with the camcorder
I don't mind being in front of a camera at all,
but Avis was kind of shy when it came to being...
I guess, in the crowd.
She really didn't want to be, out in the front-line.
[indistinct chatter]
[Fredreana] When Avis was away from the rest of the family,
and it was just she and I,
Avis would open up more.
She always looked out for me,
no matter what we were doing,
playing board games, no matter what it was
I would always win,
and, I couldn't figure out why was I always winning.
And, I figured, I say she was just being a really good big sister.
[Fredreana] She would make sure others were happy,
before she made sure herself was happy.
[narrator] The Bank's live in Vicksburg,
a stones-throw from the Mississippi River.
[Fredreana] Vicksburg is a small town,
we lived in a quiet neighborhood.
It was small, it was quiet, it was safe.
It was, where you would want to raise a family.
[narrator] Fredrick and Debra raised three girls here.
Avis, Fredreana and their eldest sister Latonya.
[Fredreana] My sisters and I were very close growing up.
[Debra] They would just...
talk, giggle,
everywhere you see one you would see the other,
they... they all stuck together.
[Fredreana] By me being the baby, I did kinda have my way.
They all spoil me.
Anything I ask, I pretty much get.
Latonya moved out around '97 or '98,
but it also gave Avis and I an opportunity to say,
"Hey were gonna go stay with our sister this weekend."
Latonya would come and pick us up and, you know we would
go eat and go shopping and do different things like that.
[narrator] The sisters spend a lot of time together.
[giggling]
But they are very different.
I will be watching TV
but, Avis would have some type of book,
or she would be doing some type of homework.
Whatever it was it consisted of reading.
That was something that Avis did all the time.
Okay... [continues indistinctly]
[Debra] Avis was a Grade-A student,
Avis liked fun, but
too much fun,
wasn't Avis.
She would rather be,
by herself, reading a book.
[Fredreana] I can remember, Avis probably was in her 6-Grade,
and she got a "B"
and she cried. And I looked at my mom
and I said is that bad? I was like, 'cause I have a B.
[narrator] Avis studies child development at college.
Her dream is to open a day-care center for underprivileged children.
[Debra] She was going to make it affordable
for parents
to have their kids
in the day-care
and have good teachers there to teach 'em.
She didn't want to have a price that,
a parent couldn't afford to have their kid in her day-care.
[speaking]
Huh?
[narrator] May 1999,
Fredrick rolls tape to capture a landmark achievement for Avis,
her graduation from Hinds Community College, in Vicksburg.
[women talking]
[Fredreana] My dad made sure the camcorder was charged up.
He made sure he had enough tape.
He recorded, from the time we left the house,
to the end of graduation.
I think my dad was a little more excited than Avis was.
We helped her put her cap and gown on,
we made sure her hair was right.
I think I was trying to help her, fix her hair,
and she wouldn't stop walking. [chuckles]
Sitting in the gym waiting for them to call her name,
I felt proud.
I, I was a
proud little sister at the time.
[Fredreana] Avis had a, serious look on her face at graduation,
because she knew, when they call her name,
that we were gonna yell, and we weren't supposed to. [chuckles]
[announcer speaking]
[woman cheering]
[Fredreana] Of course, my dad captured the whole thing on the camcorder,
and she kinda had that look on her face like, "They really did."
When, uh, it was all over with,
she told, "Didn't I tell you'll not to keep up no noise?
Not to holler for me?"
[Debra] And I told her, "That's my baby I'm gonna, I'm gonna holler."
I'm proud of you, I want people to know.
You belong to Fredrick and Debra Banks!
It was a, a very memorable time.
[narrator] But, high-achieving Avis,
has even bigger ambitions.
[Fredreana] After Avis graduated from Hinds, she...
she had already had in her plan.
She graduated from Auckland State University
in 2001
with a bachelor's degree in child development.
[Fredreana] Avis was the first family member to graduate with a bachelor's degree,
and from a university.
[Debra] We just so happy, we were just so happy.
She did
everything, that she said she was going to do.
Whatever Avis would have set her mind to,
Avis would have accomplished.
We were proud of her. We were so proud of her.
[Fredreana] Latonya got married in September,
in Vicksburg Mississippi.
Um, it was at our family church.
[Fredreana] We had, plenty of family,
plenty of friends.
Her husband at the time has a really big family as well.
So, the church was pretty packed.
That's me walking down the aisle.
I was very nervous.
[chuckles]
Fredreana, she was little a...
I think we had to push her down the aisle.
[Fredreana] Avis wore a different color dress
because she was the maid of honor.
Avis, actually walked down the aisle by herself and,
she was very, very beautiful that day.
She knew everybody was looking at her.
And she was put in the spotlight and didn't want to be.
And then when they opened up the door,
and it was time for Latonya to come down...
She had all of us crying, because she was crying.
Tania coming down the aisle. Tania crying.
My husband pattin' her. [chuckles]
He looked like he fin to gonna cry, too.
[Fredreana] He was kinda like,
"You know, don't cry, don't cry, you're going to make me cry."
He didn't want to show that side. He didn't want to cry.
My dad had a special relationship with
Latonya, Avis and myself.
Of course, Latonya being the oldest and his first,
they had a special bond.
[speaking]
After the wedding, my aunt grabbed Avis and I,
she said, "Y'all come take a picture."
Avis had her gold dress on and we had our flowers in our hand,
and Avis and I took a picture together and it's one of my favorite pictures of us.
That capture a beautiful smile on Avis' face.
Avis and I would typically talk about our future but,
marriage it wasn't just at the top of our list.
When our sister got married, we were like,
"No, we not going to ever get married."
[chuckles] "We are not going to do any of that."
She had already had her plan.
Avis always wanted a big family
and she wanted to find somebody that was,
worthy of her, somebody that was
pretty much on her level, education-wise.
Avis always talked about opening up and owning her own daycare.
She wanted to help out children who...
didn't quite understand school like she did.
Avis, thought at working at a daycare,
that she was an assistant director,
and this was going to help her out when,
it was time for her to open her daycare. So, she had the experience that she needed.
[Fredreana] A year later,
Avis and I had started going to the gym,
and it was one particular night, early 2004.
We were working out and,
random guy come over,
and um, he asked Avis, he said, " You mind if I talk to you?"
And I'm looking like, "Yeah, we mind."
[chuckles]
[narrator] Avis' admirer is 29 year old Keyon Pittman.
He told her he was a teacher.
He had his career going for himself and he was in school.
And he also was earning extra money as a bartender at a Mexican restaurant.
He was dedicated to work.
I think him and Avis were on the same work level.
So, they talk for about five or ten minutes,
she came back over where I was and,
um, I said, "So, what did he have to say?"
And she was like, "Oh, nothing. We just talked."
And from that day on, it was like,
"You remember the guy from the gym?
He's going to come over and I'm gonna let him meet Mom and Dad."
I didn't get the impression that Avis would have,
fallen head over heels like she did.
[Debra] Me and my husband,
welcomed Keyon into our house like
he was our son-in-law before he wanted to be our son-in-law.
Every Sunday, they would come over and I would
cook and they would eat.
I was happy for Avis.
I can see that Keyon was making Avis happy.
And Avis being happy, made me happy.
[Debra] She had met somebody that
cared for her like she cared for him.
[narrator] Keyon and Avis decide to live together six months after they meet.
[Debra] Six months, is not...
To me it's not enough time to know what you need to know about a young man.
[Fredreana] It was such a sudden move,
it kinda sparked a nerve like,
y'all only be knowing each other for six months.
That's not enough time to say,
"I'm in love with you, I wanna move in with you."
I did ask Avis if she was ready to move and,
Avis told me, "Yes".
And I was like, "Well, if you're okay with it, then I'm okay with it."
[Debra] Keyon being Keyon, he was always...
a person that wanted the best.
So, they moved in a new house.
We looked in and we told them we liked it,
and we was proud of both of them.
He proved to us that he was a good provider.
We were happy for them.
[telephone ringing]
[narrator] Avis has some exciting news for her family a few months later.
Avis called and um...
I heard my mom on the phone saying, "Really, are you for real?"
And I was like, "What y'all talking about?"
She was like, "Your sister got something to tell you."
And I get on the phone and she was like, "I gotta tell you something."
And I was like, "What is it?"
She said, "I'm pregnant."
I was like, "Are you serious?"
I was super excited because this would be my first niece or nephew.
I was ready to start buying different things, decorating the nursery,
pickin' out names before she even knew what she was having.
[narrator] November 2006,
Avis and Keyon travelled to Latonya's house in Houston
to spend Thanksgiving with the whole family.
[Fredreana] Thanksgiving was very special that particular year of.
And it was just like old times, we were all back together.
We were so hungry.
We looked at the food, it was laid out so pretty.
Go around, get the food, put it on your plate and stuff,
and go sit down and eat.
We were so happy to be there for the family and everybody.
We were having fun.
[cell phone ringing]
[Fredreana] After we had eaten Thanksgiving dinner,
and we were all sitting around.
Keyon's phone started to ring.
[Debra] He'll go outside, he'll say something and then he'll come back in.
He'll get another phone call, he'll go outside,
'cause we all asked... "Is everything all right?
You know, what's going on?"
That's when he said, it was his Ma on the phone.
By this time, Avis gives him a look.
And I'm looking like, "Okay, she's giving him a look, what's that look for?"
[cell phone ringing]
So, he went back outside, on his phone, on his phone, he came back in,
and finally the phone call stopped.
Avis still had a look on her face like, "Do you want to tell me what that was about?"
And he kinda just... "Oh, it's a family emergency."
It felt off to me.
It had me thinking that it was something more than just a family emergency.
[Fredreana] The next day,
Keyon woke up before everybody and was like, "We gotta go, we gotta go."
We gotta go down to my mom's house."
Avis didn't wanna go because we were planning on going shopping.
And he was like, "Oh, we gotta go, we gotta go."
So, they kind of left in a hurry.
When Avis and Keyon left,
my sister's house, that was the last time that I saw my sister.
[siren wailing]
[operator talking]
[woman talking]
- [operator talking] - [woman talking]
[both talking]
[police sirens wailing]
[John] When the officers first arrived on scene,
the garage door was raised but there was only one vehicle in that garage,
and officers were able to see on the driver's side of that car,
we had a victim who was laying on the ground.
Non-responsive.
There was another person that was,
hovered over her and trying to hug on to her and was extremely emotional and
appeared to be sobbing to the officers.
He identified himself as Keyon Pittman.
At that point, he told us he was the boyfriend of the deceased victim Avis Banks.
[Debra] Keyon called.
He said, "Y'all need to get over here."
I said, "What are you talking about?"
"Y'all need to get over here. Something has happened to Avis."
[Fredreana] A 45 minute drive felt like a two second drive.
We pull up on the street and all I see is,
blue lights.
I don't know what's going on.
I'm like, "Okay, somebody needs to tell us something."
Lieutenant Neal went on to explain to me what had happened to Avis
and that they were gonna work non-stop
until they found out what happened.
[Debra] I couldn't believe it.
I was thinking that I was gonna get a chance to take my child back home with me.
I remember hitting him in his chest
and saying, you know,
"You need to tell me what's going on.
Tell me, tell me, tell me."
[John] Her passion for her sister
and the fact that she had just lost her was extremely evident.
And I can still vividly remember
her responses to me that, "You will never find who did this
and I don't like ya'll because my sister's been killed."
Challenged would be a good way to describe what Fredreana did to me.
I think she challenged me not to let her down.
[John] We began working through the residence
just to try to get a direction or pattern of our suspect.
We noticed in the master bedroom,
there was a queen-sized bed
with the chest of drawers there
that had some of the drawers, they were opened up
and appeared to have been rummaged through.
We proceeded on throughout the house
and looked at a few of the other bedrooms
and they just appeared to have been rummaged through and ransacked
as if somebody may have been looking for something with furniture overturned.
It appeared to us that it was in fact a burglary.
As we looked at these various areas throughout the house,
we knew something was wrong at that point.
Every other dresser or drawer was opened up
with a lot of merchandise pulled out
and a lot of clothing pulled out of it,
but it didn't seem like anything may have been missing at this point.
And as we inspected the master bathroom,
we noticed that the cabinet doors were opened up as well.
And in my twenty-something years
of investigating crime scenes,
I don't ever remember anything being stolen from a bathroom.
This may not be the burglary that we think it is.
That this may be a staged crime scene.
[John] As we examined Avis's body,
she had knife wounds to her head and neck area
that were described as puncture wounds.
But the most devastating injury and, uh, horrific injury
was a knife slash that was across her throat.
She had sustained multiple gunshot wounds
to the entire body area.
She was shot a total of four times.
One of them was an intentional shot to the abdomen area.
The intent of that person was to kill Avis
and to kill that child.
As we sat back and looked at the amount of injuries that this victim sustained,
we felt like this was gonna be a personal crime.
Somebody who either knew Avis or knew of Avis.
As we processed the crime scene,
at the point of entry into the residence,
there was a double plain glass door that led into the residence.
There were two distinct shoe impressions on that glass door.
We photographed them, we measured them,
so we would get an approximate size of shoe that we might be looking for
as well as get any kind of distinct tread pattern
that was on the bottom of that shoe print.
We needed to talk to Keyon
to find out more about Avis's life
and who would want to harm her in this way.
Since Mr. Pittman was the person that found his girlfriend's body.
It was very important for us to talk with him.
Typically, people are killed
by people that they know.
Or have some type of relationship with.
So at this point, we are looking at him as a witness
Or we're looking at him as a suspect.
[door closes]
According to Keyon,
he left from basketball practice and drove home.
When he got home, he lit up the garage door
and that's when he saw Avis's body
laying on the garage floor.
It was shortly after that, that I asked him to sign a Miranda warning.
[speaking]
[both speaking]
[Frank] The way Keyon was acting, was very strange.
He seemed to be more, uh, concerned about himself.
[speaking]
[Frank] We knew that Avis was shot and stabbed,
so there is a good possibility that there could be some gunshot residue on him
if he was witness or suspect.
[John] We were able to recover
some gunshot residue samples from Keyon
that were submitted to our State Crime Lab for testing.
We were hoping that those results
would tell us if Keyon had fired a weapon that night.
Analyzing those results,
we were able to see on our certified report
that there were gunshot residue particles present.
When we talked to the analyst at the crime lab,
we realized that this was just contact trace transfer.
It was just, um, minute traces of gunshot residue
that would be easily explained because of Keyon's cradling
and hugging and holding of Avis as she lay on the garage floor.
It's quite possible that he was never at the scene and had a gun.
We were able to look at that
and just look at each other in dismay
and say, "He's not our guy."
[narrator] Detectives interview the colleagues of 31-year-old, Keyon Pittman
at the school where he teaches.
I spoke with the principle,
I spoke with several other assistant principles and workers.
And a lady comes in and she's crying.
I mean, she's sobbing.
And, I asked the principle, I said,
"What's wrong with her? Who is she?"
And she said, "This is Carla."
I learned that Carla was a 25-year-old language arts teacher.
I'm immediately thinking, why is she crying?
What? Did she know Avis?
And I asked her, I said, "Are you okay?"
And, uh, she said, "She's upset about what happened to Keyon."
I'm immediately thinking, Keyon is okay for the most part
and his girlfriend and unborn child are dead.
That's who, you know, you should be sobbing over.
And we did learn that he had a second job
outside of his school activities.
He was a bartender at a local Mexican restaurant.
We talked to the management of the restaurant.
[indistinct chatter]
All the indications that we were getting,
is that Keyon loved having a part-time job on the side
where he's a bartender and can serve women alcohol
and can be in the company of women.
[Frank] We learned that Keyon had multiple girls or ladies
that would come in the restaurant.
Some of them, he would give free drinks.
You know, but he was always on some type of courtship
with women at that restaurant.
[John] We knew through some of these interviews
that Carla Hughes was a frequent customer of this restaurant.
Carla Hughes had pretty much a special seating
and, like, Keyon would spend a lot of time with her in that restaurant.
We kinda realized that her relationship with Keyon
was not just a friendship type of relationship.
Although she said it was,
we gathered that they were a little bit more than that.
And that he was cheating on his girlfriend.
So we wanted to know more now about
what Carla's actions were on the day of the murder.
[speaking]
She just said, they told us that she was at home that entire afternoon.
[speaking]
[John] At this point of the investigation,
we didn't have any reason to suspect Carla.
She was the model citizen in her hometown.
Checks were all squeaky clean.
[Fredreana] We had Avis's funeral in Vicksburg, Mississippi.
The day of her funeral is the day
that Avis would've been graduating with her masters.
It started off as a, a celebration.
And... I had just told Latonya, I said,
"We're gonna go in here." I said, "We're not gonna cry."
I said, "We're gonna be happy.
I said, "We're gonna think about everything good.
We're gonna have a good day."
Everything was going good
until Keyon walked in the door.
After we found out all the stuff about him,
it was hard to swallow.
You don't, uh, have a reputation like he had
and didn't think that nobody was gonna find out about it
and everything was gonna be okay.
Keyon comes in yelling, all hysterical.
And Latonya kinda lost her mind,
like, "Okay, why are you in here yelling like this?"
[Debra] Tonya jumped up and...
That's when, um...
The policeman asked Frederick, "Do you want him removed?"
And Fred just told 'em, "Yes."
We were asking questions like,
Could it have been Keyon?
At this point, who could it have been?
We didn't have any evidence to go on.
We weren't getting any more leads in
and we were still looking for that, that "A-ha" moment.
At noon, Detective Dillard got off the phone,
he came immediately into my office and said,
"I've got something that I think is gonna break this case wide open."
[Frank] We were contacted by a man by the name of Patrick Nash.
He tells us that he might have something
that we're interested in regarding Avis's murder.
[speaking]
[Frank] They have a bag with them
and in that bag it contains a gun. A .38 Rossi.
[speaking]
According to Patrick, at the time when he loaned Carla the gun,
it had five rounds in it.
After the date of the murder, she returned the gun empty.
He asked her, "Hey, what happened to the bullets in the gun?"
And she told him, "I went target practicing."
On December the 6th, about seven days after the murder,
Carla Hughes was asked to come
to the Ridgeland Police Department for an interview.
[speaking]
It seemed like the gravity of the situation was now painting on her.
[John] We knew that she was in possession of that firearm
that we thought was used to kill Avis.
She failed to disclose that she knew about that firearm.
[speaking]
[narrator] But police need more evidence to charge Carla with murder.
[speaking]
We scoured through all of the living areas.
We discovered pictures of Keyon
that were in her night stand next to her bed
as well as a poem that was written by Keyon.
[speaking]
[John] We located in Carla's bedroom,
up on the top shelf in the closet, a box of shoes.
We were able to see
about three distinct blood spattered marks on those shoes.
We identified the shoe pattern on the bottom of those
as very similar in nature to the impressions that were made on the door
at the entrance to Avis's house.
When we laid our hands on those shoes,
and we learned that the blood spatter was Avis Banks's blood,
we knew then that we had the right suspect in custody.
We needed to move forward with finishing up, identifying
and proving that Carla Hughes was our killer.
Carla had given us an alibi already
that she was at home during this entire time.
When we got the tower records back on Carla's cell phone usage,
we were ready to plot Carla's location
and prove that she was at the house during the time of the murder.
[Frank] Ballistics from the gun
that was borrowed from Patrick Nash
came back as a positive match to the gun
that committed the murder to Avis Banks and her unborn child.
For me, that's the nail in the coffin.
Call of the charges are upgraded to capital murder.
Two counts.
In October of 2009,
as we began the trial in this case,
one of the goals of the prosecutor at that point
was to show her her motive behind this.
Carla wanted Avis's life.
She wanted to be the person that was staying in that house,
she wanted to be the person that could drive her car,
she wanted to be the person that was with Keyon.
[judge] When you were around friends and relatives during this period of time,
how would she introduce you to those folks?
She would introduce me as her future husband.
[judge] And how did you view the long term, uh, prospects
for your relationship with Carla Hughes?
There was no long term.
It was, it was, uh, sexual,
caught up in the moment, uh, speaking of myself.
There never was a long term plan with Carla.
[narrator] Carla pressures Keyon to leave Avis.
She takes matters into her own hands when he refuses.
[Frank] In order for her to get all of those things,
Avis and her unborn child had to be gotten rid of.
[narrator] Keyon has no idea of the horrific crime that Carla is planning.
[Frank] Carla did her homework.
She premeditated everything.
She knew what time Avis is gonna get off work,
about what time she would arrive home.
Carla drove to Avis's house.
She kicked in the back door, she entered the house
and waited for Avis's car to pull into the garage.
[engine powering down]
[John] As soon as Avis pulled in to the garage,
gathered her belongings up,
let the garage door down and exited her car to go inside
is when she was ambushed.
[door creaking]
Carla heard the car door close.
- [car door closes] - She knew that Avis would be approaching the door.
And she immediately jerked it open and ambushed her
and shot five times of which four of them struck Avis.
[gun fires]
Avis fell on the ground at that point,
but Carla wasn't done yet.
She wanted to make sure that Avis did not survive this attack.
And although she was out of bullets,
she had that secondary weapon of a knife
and made it a point to brutally stab her
and then brutally slash her neck.
Carla staged a burglary scene
to make it look like somebody had broken into the home.
Carla maintained her innocence in her solace during the entire process.
When we were finally able to reach a verdict through that jury,
and it was guilty on two counts of capital murder
and sentenced to two terms of life imprisonment
without the chance of parole, it was very satisfying to us.
I wish we didn't have to have a trial.
I wish my child was still here.
But the memory of the trial is when they said, "She was guilty."
She will never do this again to anybody else's child.
Anybody else's child.
Yeah. Yes, ma'am.
[Fredreana] I feel a relief.
I feel like justice was served
and I feel like the right person is behind bars.
[both chuckling]
Lieutenant Neal, I thank God for him being on the case
because he was just like family.
We had fought for months.
For justice for that girl and for that baby.
And we finally got it.
One of the most gratifying moments,
was the embrace that I shared with Fredreana.
And my only comment to her was,
"Thank you for trusting me. I told you we'd do it."
[narrator] The Banks' family names Avis's unborn child, Keylan.
What I miss about Avis is her personality,
her sweet face, her smile.
Just hearing her voice
and wondering how her and Keylan would've turned out.
[Fredreana] It's a feeling that something is missing.
I lost more than just a sister.
I lost a part of myself.