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âShe couldâve made it to the WNBAâ: Friends say slain Louisville teen had big heart and big talent
Reggie Collier says his granddaughter, who was a junior at Western High School, lived with him. She was coming into the house after a hair appointment when he says someone walked up to her and fired multiple times. Share Updated: 7:38 PM EDT May 13, 2021
âShe couldâve made it to the WNBAâ: Friends say slain Louisville teen had big heart and big talent
Reggie Collier says his granddaughter, who was a junior at Western High School, lived with him. She was coming into the house after a hair appointment when he says someone walked up to her and fired multiple times.
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Investigations into the deaths of two Nashville brothers continue, one by cold case detectives and one in criminal court.
Meanwhile, their mother, Jerrilyn Collier, waits for justice.
Reginald Reggie Collier, 22, was killed on his mother s front porch in 2011.
Avery Collier, 40, was killed in January inside a West Nashville Target store.
No suspect has been named in the shooting that killed Reggie Collier.
The Target shooting
David Van Dyke, 30, was arrested in connection with Avery Collier s killing.
He has been indicted on a charge of first degree murder, two counts of reckless endangerment and three counts of being a felon in possession of a weapon.
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“I’m shopping with my mom in the adult sizes at maybe like [age] 10, versus going to the junior section or going to the young girl section,” said Marzett.
The middle school special education teacher tells Atlanta Black Star that she has struggled with her weight most of her life. She recalls not having the support she needed order to lose weight as a child. “Even like being told, ‘Hey, if you lose weight I’ll buy you clothes,’ so clothes being withheld [from me]” was a way to entice her to lose weight, Marzett said.