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In 2009, three days before Halloween, a grisly crime stunned the seaport town of Anacortes, Washington.
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My name is Reggie Reed. Salonia Reed is my mother. And Reginald Reed Sr. is my father. My mother, she was the love of my life, my first love. And I was her everything. It was very rare I wasn't by her side. Take me back and tell me what you remember about that day. That day, we went to the mall.
That's one of the things to do in Hammond, just go to the mall, even though if you're not buying anything. Window shop, if you will. Went to the mall, came home, and my mom went out. And she never came home.
My beeper went off, and it was Reginald. And he asked me, had I seen Celonia? And I said, no, not since yesterday.
I was a patrol officer for the Hammond Police Department. I was dispatched to a missing persons call on Apple Street in Hammond, Louisiana. The complainant, Reginald Reed, explained to me that his wife had left home the night before and had not returned, and he was concerned and wanted to file a missing persons report. I had received a description of the car from Reginald.
I started to drive up Range Road and I noticed the car. Walked up to the car and noticed Salonia's body inside the car. It was very, very, very obvious that she was deceased.
Salonia was 26 years old at the time. When I watched the crime scene video and saw Saloni's body in that car, immediately I was sad, I was mad. It was pretty apparent to me right away that whoever did this homicide hated this woman.
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