reach their daughter, aaron, and their two-year-old granddaughter, erica. harold, a retired factory worker, and judas, a homemaker, talk to their daughter almost every day. so, the silence was strange. then, the tv news flashed on. first here at seven, some breaking news. they said there was a shooting on wilson avenue, where she lived. we thought, oh my god. he, and judith, picked up aaron s oldest daughter, ebony, and drove to the house. there was a bunch of people outside, and it was taped off, and it was a mess. you knew something was up? exactly. guy just freaked out. it wasn t long before judas, and harold s worst fears were confirmed. the jewelry she had on, they brought it to me. i knew it was air, and right then. their daughter, aaron harper, 42, was dead in the doorway. when you saw that jewelry,
wonder ing why they couldn t reach their daughter, erin and 2-year-old granddaughter, erica. harold and judith talked to their daughter nearly every day so the silence was strange. then the tv news flashed on. breaking news there had been a shooting on wilson avenue where she lived. we thought oh, my god. he and judith picked up the oldest daughter and drove to the house. there was a bunch of people sitting outside and it was taped off and it was a mess. you knew that something was up. yeah. i just freaked out. yeah. it wasn t long before the worst fears were confirmed. the jewelry she had on, they brought it to me and knew it was erin. their daughter, erin harper, 42, was dead in the doorway. when you saw that jewelry,
and have professional monitoring backing you up with xfinity home. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. they call you the miracle on the carousel of life in louisville, everyone had been asking. how was erica, the miracle baby doing? how you doing? but through it all, other questions swirled, to, what happened in the house on wilson avenue and would the men involved in the shootings pay for their crimes? those answers would come three years later, april, 2009, in a louisville courtroom, where james quisenberry and kenneth williams stood trial for the murder of earon harper and the attempted murder of little erica. whatever the verdict, one man would not be there to hear it.
harold, a retired factory worker and, and judith, a homemaker talked to their daughter nearly every day and the silence was strange. then the newsnc flashed on. say a shooting on wilson avenue where she lived and we thought oh, my god. reporter: he and judith picked up erin s oldest daughter ebony and drove down to the house. there was a whole bunch of people sitting outside and it was taped off and it was a mess down there. reporter: so you knew that something wasd up? yeah. and then i just reporter: freaked out? yeah. reporter: it wasn t long before judith and harold s worst fears were confirmed. they brought it to me. i knew it was erin then. reporter: their daughter, erinn. harper, was dead in dovertdovert