the hospital, steve kelsey, who served as a minister in the local church. it was so moving, and personal, because he had been on the scene. for jesse holiday, then a crime reporter for the louisville career journal, one elevated the story was simple. little erika. the public concern, from the beginning, was that there was a two-year-old involved. after nearly two weeks in hospital, erica was well enough to move to nearby frazier rehabilitate of institute. but, the hard work was just beginning. the brain injury had damaged her ability to walk, and talk. what had been second nature to her, needed to be re-learned. running, talking back and forth, and being a playful kid again. erica sister, who knew her best, was worried. erica had lost sight in her right eye forever. ebony was afraid, she would never be her old self again. what was different? she didn t run, or play, or
hospital. steve kelsey also served as a minister in a local church. it was so moving and personal, but for jesse, then a crime reporter for a louisville journal. what el evaluated the story was simple. little erica. the public concern from the beginning was always there was a two-year-old involved. after nearly two weeks in the hospital, erica was well enough to move to nearby frazier rehabilitation institute, but the hard work was just beginning. the brain injury had damaged her ability to walk and talk. what had been second nature to her had to be relearned. running, talking back and forth, and just being a playful kid again. erica s sister who knew her best was worried. erica had lost sight in her right eye forever. and ebony was afraid she would never be her old self again. what was different. she didn t run and play and talk
that s all it took for the high spirited then three-year-old to win over the cynical reporter. ca was in it from the beginning. trying to write with my pen. wanted to color on my notebook. i was struck by her curiosity. jesse reported that erica lost all sight in her right eye and also had a small scar on her chin where the bullet had exited. i think people still wonder how she survived: i still wonder how she survived. louisville and erica s family were still consumed by two questions at the heart of it all. who could commit such a horrifying crime and would the shooter ever be caught. judith harper had faith all along that justice would be done. most of all, faith in detective arnold. after all the promise he made to solve the case was to her. he was going to see that these people were found if it had just been erin, it would have been just maybe another
church. it was so moving and personal because he had been on the scene. for jesse holiday, a crime reporter, what elevated the story was simple. little erica. the public concern from the very beginning was always that there was a two-year-old involved. after nearly two weeks in the hospital, erica was well enough to move to nearby frazier rehabilitation institute. the hard work was just beginning. the brain injury had damaged her ability to walk and talk. what had been second nature to her had to be relearned. running, talking back and forth, and just being a playful kid again. erica s sister who knew her best was worried. erica had lost sight in her right eye forever. and ebony was afraid she would never be her old self again. what was different. she didn t run and play and talk as much. she was kind of quiet.
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