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About a year after my son was killed,

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I was heartbroken and at a loss,

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not knowing if I ever find out what

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happened. I

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didn't know where to turn, so I took

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to Facebook. Life. Okay,

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Facebook, I'm gonna try this again. Like I was

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saying, you know, when our son

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was killed, it is something that

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devastated our whole family. But

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to add insult to injury, we

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are in a big battle with

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the city of Chicago, day

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after day trying

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to find out what happened

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to him, and there are so

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many discrepancies in his

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case. We

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are the average black

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family trying to fight against

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a huge city, and

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everywhere we talked, we're here

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the doors getting slammed in our face. I

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can't say whether or not

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something happened while he was with the

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police, but

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I know that they have continuously

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denied our request for

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videos and nine want one calls that

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depict the final moments of my son. It's

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painful. You feel

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the desperation in your heart because you

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want answers to what happened to your child. Everybody

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tells you that the

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city of Chicago is doing what they can, but

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what I see is that they're

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fighting every step of the way. They

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want you to stop fighting. They

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want you to give up. They want you just to accept

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that your child is dead and just move

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on. I can't can't do

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it. He doesn't deserve it. He

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doesn't deserve what happened to him.

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So I can't just give up. With

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everything within me, my

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last breath, I keep fighting for

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him because he can't do it anymore.

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Raise my heart. No

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matter how long it takes, I

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will not stop fighting for Corney. Here

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my son Courtney's story, and follow

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my fight for justice and truth.

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