This is a vault studio's production.

I'm Spencer Brudig.

I'm Will Johnson.

I'm Jessica Noel.

This show contains graphic material and is meant for mature audiences.

Waking up every day without her, not hear her voice. Just when I open my eyes I hope that I'm waking up from the nightmare of men. That 17 year old Randyha Love singing her favorite hymn, its cell phone video, and it's brief. But it's something her mother, Katara Ham, holds dear to her heart and plays over and over.

Randy, she was a lovable, lovable person.

Smart.

She was nice to everybody who she met.

Randyha Love is the second oldest of four children,

and Katara's only daughter.

She would give you the clothes off her bag.

All she wanted to do was help people.

That was all she wanted to do was help people. That was all she wanted to do was help people. The West Lake High

School junior has dreams of joining the Air Force and becoming an attorney. In fact

she's already in ROTC classes in her new school in College Park, Georgia.

She's an honor student, loves her family in the holidays, dancing, and of course singing.

Her family recently moved in with her grandparents in College Park, Georgia,

a suburb of Atlanta.

Tuesday, January 12, 2016, started like so many others between the mother and

daughter and best friends. At 7.37 a.m. a text from Pookie pops up on

Qatar's phone, a daily tradition.

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