On an early December day in 2017, 58-year-old Jean Jordan was shot and killed in Lexington, Mississippi, a small county-seat town surrounded by the flat fields and two-lane roads of Holmes County. In a community better known for its historic brick streets and churches than for headlines about crime, the sudden burst of gunfire that took Jordan’s life marked a quiet neighborhood with a loss that would linger long after the sirens faded.
Online memorials paint only a faint outline of who
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