Family Member
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896 appearances
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 7 Dec
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It's been a long journey.
For the whole two years, you can imagine the emotions that we've been carrying as a family.
But I think at the end of the day, all we can say is that justice has been served.
This is all that we've been praying for and hoping for, for all these times that we've been coming to court.
The ordeal that we went through as a family and the sufferings that Mr. Showa has put us through as a family.
I think it felt like we were barrens of us again inside the court, hence the emotions that erupted.
But I guess from here, it's for us to put this whole thing behind us, start mourning and start the healing process as well.
Maybe somebody saw her somewhere at a bus station, at a train station, in a cab, at the mall.
She loved what she did. She went to work, she worked her shift, and then would come home to her children every night, as well as Gary Wilmorth, who she was dating at the time.
Gary knew that she had some sort of staff meeting after work from 2 to 3, so he really wasn't expecting her home until, you know, 3.34.
Oh, no, she was, everything she did was on a schedule.
After she didn't return home, her family members, they reached out, they tried to call her, they tried to text her, and no response.
She worked really hard to get that truck. She absolutely loved it. So she wouldn't have just left it.
Bonnie survived breast cancer. She was a fierce mother to four children.
Heather was about 17 years old at this time, and Aaron was special needs, and she cared for him every day.
She was the aunt that took a second to actually listen to you if something was going on. And she had a big personality? Oh, yeah, no, huge personality. Very loving. Her house is where a lot of the cousins all congregated. She had this little case in her living room and she'd have little figurines and random stuff that had dolphins on it. None of it made sense to me, but she loved them.
Kind of, yeah. She kind of liked having everybody around.
One of the early things was how Bonnie Woodward was really regular with cashing her paycheck. The day she disappeared was payday, and she would, every time she was paid on Fridays, she would take that check to the bank.
Ritual. The check never got cash. She never went to the bank.
Wilmuth, W-I-L-M-U-R-T-H. Bonnie was the love of my life, and she was a good-hearted woman. And, I mean, she put up with me, and, I mean, that wasn't easy.
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