Unsolved Murder: Sisters Keep Mom's Memory Alive

0:00It's April 18th. This is Dallas News today, powered by AI. 10 years after Missy Bevers was murdered in a Texas church on April 17th, 2016, her family still grapples with the pain of that, unsolved, cold case. Her three daughters, Allie, Sarah, and Hannah keep a small shrine of family photos at home, the only full shots they have left of their mom. It's a North Texas story that stayed raw, with no arrests, despite all the leaves that went cold. The sisters turned to old Facebook posts and frozen moments in pictures when grief hits hard, like seeing friends shopping with their moms or facing big, milestones such as weddings. Allie tears up thinking about walking down the aisle without her, while Sarah and Hannah nod, dreading that empty space too. Right after the loss, the girls stepped up big time. Allie was just 15 and took on a mom role, holding things together when their dad, Brandon, couldn't. Sarah, in second grade back then, credits her sisters for getting her through school runs and daily life, turning kids into the family's backbone.

1:03Overnight. Brandon's grief got twisted by public suspicion that he was involved, pushing him into years of anger that blocked his sadness. He describes waking up to that nightmare phone call and losing himself in the scrutiny. But now, the real morning is finally surfacing. Family support from both sides kept them afloat, forging them into tougher, more loving people who prioritize each other above all. In these unordinary times, they're just ordinary folks pushing forward one tough day at a time.