Murder Was The Case

A yearlong convergence project on murder in Chicago by journalism students at Roosevelt University

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Featured Story:

A mother's vow to a son:

Gone but never forgotten

Special Contributor Commentary:

Living Through The Pain

Remembering siblings slain:

A sister's undying love

Featured Commentary:

Another daughter slain;

Her name was Frances

Her daughter's name was Frances

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Index to Stories:

Redeemed: A young man's

journey from gangs to God

A mother's vow;

Gone but never forgotten

Special project:

Pulling up violence at its root

A bullet in her brain;

Daughter still presses on

Heeding the call

to stop the violence

Chicago unsolved murder

cases grow long and cold

The murders of two children;

More than one mother's heart can bear

One: That's the number

that should matter most

Angry: When will all

this killing stop?

Living Through The Pain

Remembering slain siblings:

A sister's undying love

Fostering healing and hope;

A caseworker's passion

Another daughter slain;

Remembering Frances

Standing cold over baby Jonylah

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Other Commentary:

Almost too angry to write:

When will all this killing stop?

One: That's the number

that matters most

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Links to other RU Journalism Convergence Projects:

Saving Our Sons

Efforts in Chicago

When the City Turns Cold

Homelessness in Chicago

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Social Justice

In the words of Eleanor Roosevelt, Roosevelt University’s dedication to “the enlightenment of the human spirit” shines brightest in our unique commitment to social justice. Since 1045, Roosevelt University has been nationally recognized for offering a transformative education that empowers qualified students to consider their greater place within a global society.

Our view of social justice is based in a belief that fairness, honesty, integrity and impartiality should resonate throughout every institution within a civil society...

The university's journalism program, its faculty and its students, embrace that mantra and seeks by public affairs journalism projects like this one, to make a difference by contributing to the public discourse.

The Professor

Story Archive

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A memorial to slain young people in Chicago stands on the city's far South Side,

a somber reminder of the toll of deadly gun violence.

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