text: GONE COLD | Justice for Love: A mother's relentless pursuit to find her daughter's killer - JEANSARKOZY
  "I'm just not ready to see her name on a headstone with an end date. I'm just not. I'm not ready to do that," Katara Hamm said, with tears streaming down her face, about her daughter's grave site.
  "Headstones just make it so final—like, that's it; that's over. I'm just not ready to see her name on a headstone. It's hard enough for me to have to come to her grave and just… you know that's your child under there and you can't do anything about it."
  "This pain is an explainable pain that I feel every day and I just can't even explain the way I feel because I'm just so hurt; and I'm angry because they felt the need to take my daughter's life and there's no reason that they could tell me why they did it. And I will never understand it. Never. Never. Never."
  Randisha Love, above, who had just turned 17, loved to sing in her church choir or in iPhone videos like this one–just two weeks before she was killed inside her home.