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Shantara Hurry has chosen to relive the most horrific moment of her life in hopes other parents won’t experience a similar pain.
The tragic case involving her daughter Naomi Jones is featured in the true-crime docu-series on Investigation Discovery (ID), “True Conviction.”
For the show, decorated homicide prosecutor Anna-Sigga Nicolazzi travels across the country to explore how the nation’s top prosecutors tackled their toughest cases. It features interviews with loved ones, investigators, experts and others closely connected to the cases.
Hurry told Fox News Digital she wanted to make sure her 12-year-old child won’t be forgotten.
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The case of Naomi Jones is explored on Investigation Discovery’s (ID) “True Conviction.”
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“I felt like my daughter’s story deserved to be heard on a more national level,” she said. “It’s important for me to be her voice.”
Hurry described the Florida preteen as a “charismatic leader” and a fashionista – one with big dreams. In the episode, “The Lost of Innocence,” Hurry detailed how the pair had an unshakable bond.
“We grew up together,” Hurry explained. “I had her when I was young. A lot of people told me initially that your kids are not your friends, but she was very much my best friend. She encouraged me when I needed to be encouraged. She showed me love when I needed love. She pushed me to keep going when I felt discouraged. And of course, I did the same with her. We were so close because we were growing up together.”
Hurry said she continues to replay the last moments of their time together.
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Shantara Hurry (right) said she had an unshakable bond with her daughter Naomi Jones (left).
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“I never thought that on my way to work that I would never see my daughter again,” she said. “I…
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