On a Thursday in mid-November 2013, Daun Chanceller Burns, 39, was at home in Vancleave, Mississippi, the small community where he had built a life rooted in family and routine. He had once worked at Keesler Air Force Base, leaving that job in 2006, and those who knew him remembered a quiet man who loved spending time with his relatives and doted on his pit bulls. His world was closely tied to Gulf Coast family networks: a devoted mother, siblings, grandparents, and two sons, Elias Burns and Thi
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