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A photo of Shamari Jackson, a Black woman wearing a suit, standing outside of a building with glass windows. In the building space are paintings of homicide victims.

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What Being a Mortician to Homicide Victims Taught Me About Grief

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October 17, 2025

Filed 6:00 a.m. EDT 10.17.2025 St. Louis native Shamari Jackson began studying mortuary science after her boyfriend was fatally shot. ...

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An illustration shows a tan-skinned person, wearing a purple sweater and gray pants, talking to a Black person across from them who is wearing glasses, a green sweater and black pants. A speech bubble with a scribble inside points from the Black person. In the background, there is a lamp, a bookshelf, a hanging frame and a plant. A title is placed on top of the illustration that reads, "Grieving after a homicide? Families who've been there share what helped."

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Advice on Grieving a Homicide from People Who’ve Been There

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September 17, 2025

Filed 6:00 a.m. EDT 09.17.2025 The Marshall Project compiled guidance on grieving, working with law enforcement and more from those ...

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An illustration shows a brown person sitting on the floor with their head on their knees. They sit by a window with curtains. A tree shows a change of seasons, from winter to spring, outside the window.

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How Do You Grieve the Victim of an Unsolved Homicide? Ask the People Who’ve Been Through It.

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Illustrations by Olivia Kim Mourning the death of a loved one — a child, a sibling, a parent, a relative, ...

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