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Music More than three decades have passed since the brutal murders of Valerie Gunnell and her two children,

five-year-old Shemaiah and nine-month-old Dekresha. But despite the fact

the killer is now on death row awaiting execution for the murders, there are still unanswered

questions as to what happened to Shemaya. This is a story of a young family who entrusted a man who the mother was in love with.

He'd only just been released from prison, yet keeping to his parole requirements.

And from the outside, seemed to be making a fresh start.

Little did Valerie know she had invited an evil monster into her home.

This is Shemeyer's story.

In 1989, five-year-old Shemaya Gunnell lived with her mother, 26-year-old Valerie Gunnell,

and her nine-month-old baby sister, Lucretia Kirkland,

in an apartment complex on North First Avenue in Yuma, Arizona.

Valerie was unemployed at the time, although she had worked previously in a Tucson yarn

mill. But because she was unemployed, the family relied on food stamps and other government

assistance to survive. In January 1989, Valerie's new boyfriend, 27-year-old Alvey Copeland-Kiles,

had just completed a four-year stint in prison after being convicted on aggravated assault.

He moved in with the family four months after his release.

Given the time he was in prison and Valerie's daughter being only nine months old to another man,

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