Lindsey Lanahm: 'My little sister was a very strong person'

Lindsey Lanham didn’t plan on becoming a criminal prosecutor. In February 2019, not long before her sister Molley, 19, and Molley’s boyfriend, Thomas Grill Jr., were brutally murdered outside of Hebron, Lindsey, now 25, had been accepted to New York Law School in Manhattan, part of her plan, after an undergraduate degree in finance at Loyola University in Chicago, to go into business law or securities regulation after law school on the East Coast.

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