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When he was released from jail last Oct. 22, Billy Strande had turned a corner.
The 31-year-old pledged never to end up behind bars again and to help troubled youth avoid the mistakes he had made.
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But within four weeks, his life was over. He hanged himself inside the Kamloops Regional Correctional Centre less than 24 hours after he was arrested for breaching his parole conditions.
His devastated family wants answers. They say there was a fatal miscommunication between Billy and a parole officer that could easily have been resolved without sending him back to jail given his fragile mental health and earlier suicide attempts in prison.
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Still surreal : Black SC mayors leaving legacy as firsts to lead their towns Christina L. Myers, The State (Columbia, S.C.)
Feb. 10 Across South Carolina, African American leaders are defining their moments in history shaping the beliefs, aspirations and identity of generations to come while accomplishing a feat only made possible through the sacrifices of their ancestors who preceded them.
Those moments can be found in small, quaint towns throughout the Palmetto State, the backdrops of humble beginnings and where community elders still celebrate and echo praise of the generations who came before them, who could not have conceived such a feat were possible Black political leaders who are the epitome of living their ancestors dreams.