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Two years since my sister’s murder and now the day had finally come for me to actually witness Antonio in court.  If only I could get close enough to him, I would swing a bat at the back of his head for destroying everything that meant something to me—that would definitely give me great satisfaction.  I’ve had nothing but feelings of anger for so long, but I thought, “today” I felt rejuvenated.  I sat in the backseat of the detectives’ vehicle, quiet and staring out the window, my eyes squinted from the sun glaring in, as I was trapped in my thoughts of my sister, Nicole’s murder.  I thought about how horrified she must have been the day she was killed.  What actually happened during the last few hours of her life?  Antonio was only person charged for the murders of Nicole and Mrs. Washington, as the police found only his DNA at the scene.  I have always considered that may he had an accomplice, but who?  I suspected Antonio’s friend, Money; however, he had only come to Nicole’s house once with Antonio.  Rather than that, I had only a vague description of him, which wasn’t helpful to the police.  The detectives handling the Samantha’s case could not find any evidence that would connect Antonio to her murder.  For over a year, the detectives had attempted several times to tie all the murders together, but Antonio’