A Horrific Crime. A Family's Grief.
Who Killed Kelsey?
The book so heartbreaking, readers say they can't put it down.
Two television journalists break the Kelsey Briggs murder case wide open, telling the story behind the murder of the two year old.
Following Kelsey Smith Briggs murder, Kelsey's Aunt Shirica wrote, “I can tell you what a grieving parent looks like. I saw one first hand on Oct. 11, 2005. I heard his voice on the phone when he was given the news that his precious baby girl was gone. The sounds that came from the phone were not the sounds of a human. They were sounds I will never forget for as long as I live. The first thing he assumed when he knew bad news was coming was that something had happened to his mother, not his child. Parents do not automatically assume the news is going to be that their child is gone. Children are not supposed to go first. He cried in complete disbelief. He said NO over and over. His words could not be understood. He walked off of the airplane with blood shot eyes and tears that would not stop. He could barely stand. His knees could no longer hold him up. Read More
That is what a grieving parent looks like, or at least that is what an innocent grieving parent looks like.”
That is what a grieving parent looks like, or at least that is what an innocent grieving parent looks like.”
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Statement from the Briggs family:
"For more than three years, our family has worked closely with these two authors for a fact-based book. This book is filled with many untold stories from our family and facts that have never been reported. We are so proud ten percent of the profits from this book will go to the Kelsey Briggs Foundation to start a memorial scholarship."
"For more than three years, our family has worked closely with these two authors for a fact-based book. This book is filled with many untold stories from our family and facts that have never been reported. We are so proud ten percent of the profits from this book will go to the Kelsey Briggs Foundation to start a memorial scholarship."
