Mourners of Toledo's slain share pain publicly
On street corners, in back alleys, at the ends of driveways are memorials erected in an attempt to immortalize the dead. Some people will walk or drive by them every day until the memorials -- usually surrounded by stuffed animals, candles, empty beer and liquor bottles, and photos -- blend in as part of the natural scenery. Others might be curious: "What happened here?" they wonder. For those who are mourning a loss, it's the only way they know how to ensure people won't forget.
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