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‘She still had a life to live’: 2 siblings express concern over investigation in sister’s

Dec 4, 2025 | 7:35 PM

Selena Brooks and Tamara Sanderson said they won’t keep quiet until someone is held accountable in a shooting that took their younger sibling’s life.

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