Excerpt from “Murder in a Small Town: The Kyson Rice Case.” From the foreword provided by his great uncle John Glynn: “Use what you learn in this  book to make yourself spend more time with kids, be grateful for the children you have in your life. Stand up for children. Value their lives. Hug them, protect them, and love them. Make a difference in your community and make your community a safe place for children. Support your Law enforcement, EMS, and Justice system. Answer the call to jury duty and get involved. I pray for all touched by this tragedy, I pray for you the reader that you can learn from Kyson’s tragedy and make things safer for all children who are still with us today. Remember that praying is the most powerful tool a person has to deal with situations like this. Sometimes evil wins battles but love wins wars. Remember Kyson for his love, laughter, and for finding joy in others. Trust me, Kyson would like that.” |
Murder in a Small Town
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Larry Scheckel 