Part four in a serialization of interviews published on the 26th anniversary of the brutal murder of Donna Johnson:
By Kay S. Pedrotti
Some of Becky Peterman’s scars from July 16, 1984 go too deep to see; but the pain is etched in her face.
Becky’s life changed irrevocably that day when her sister Donna Johnson was found brutally murdered. The recent death of their mother left Becky the torchbearer in the fight to find Donna’s killer.

Becky Peterman pauses to reflect at the site off The Rock Road where her sister’s body was found. She visited the site for the first time just days before the 26th anniversary of the brutal murder of Donna Johnson.
"So do not be afraid of them. There is nothing concealed that will not be disclosed, or hidden that will not be made known. What I tell you in the dark, speak in the daylight; what is whispered in your ear, proclaim from the roofs." Jesus in Matthew 10:26-27
Donna may you rest in peace and Becky don't give up, keep fighting. We Love You!
I thought you said you hated Walter and that you'd never write for the old so-and-so again.
Why the change of heart?
Tell old Walter what you said about him.