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Wow, Christina Chambers was a beauiful girl, and from many who knew and worked with her over many years, as kind, charitable and loving a person as she was beautiful.
Oddly, the article doesn't give any explanaion of how she was killed. Did her husband kill her and then kill himself?
Did she kill herself and then her husband (that seems almost inconceivable, with the kind person she clearly was) ?
Did a known or unknown intruder enter the house and kill both of them? Or maybe the killer was later identified?
I guess we'll never know.
There are thousands of murders every year, and only a fraction of which the killer is known, or that even warrant any significant media coverage. I had a friend who was killed in 1999 by a criminal co-worker, who went on a spending spree with his creditt cards, and the police just followed the trail of receipts and arrested him in Colorado, and he's doing life in prison now. His surviving twin brother, who is also a friend, was in group counseling for at least 15 years after, and I don't think he ever fully got over it. A death in the family by any cause is difficult, I can only imagine how much worse it is for someone in their family to be murdered.
And perhaps in this case with Christina Chambers, apparently not even to have the closure of knowing why.
