Inside Look at Family Made Video of Arkadelphia Triple Homicide Victim
By: Josh Berry
Updated: December 13, 2012
It's been one week since the horrific triple homicide in Arkadelphia.
Thursday people gathered to remember two of the young lives taken.
Anna Galbraith, who lost a husband and two daughters which were all murdered inside their home, reached out to us with exclusive video for an inside look at what her family was like before tragedy struck.
It was a household full of joy and laughter.
Adiele and Marley Crutchfield were little girls who loved to play and sing.
The family questions who could take these two precious lives from the world.
"They were always pleasant, were never sad and always in a great mood," said close family friend, Lauren Adams. "They were just amazing beautiful little girls that should still be here right now."
Their mother, Anna, is staying away from cameras Thursday but wanted the world to see how her family, which was taken from her, has left a lasting mark on her. She says it in both her husband's artwork or the girls who called Chino "Dad."
The girls' graveside services will be Friday. The family is still trying to sort out funeral arrangements for the thousands of people expected to attend Chino Galbraith's funeral.
Thursday people gathered to remember two of the young lives taken.
Anna Galbraith, who lost a husband and two daughters which were all murdered inside their home, reached out to us with exclusive video for an inside look at what her family was like before tragedy struck.
It was a household full of joy and laughter.
Adiele and Marley Crutchfield were little girls who loved to play and sing.
The family questions who could take these two precious lives from the world.
"They were always pleasant, were never sad and always in a great mood," said close family friend, Lauren Adams. "They were just amazing beautiful little girls that should still be here right now."
Their mother, Anna, is staying away from cameras Thursday but wanted the world to see how her family, which was taken from her, has left a lasting mark on her. She says it in both her husband's artwork or the girls who called Chino "Dad."
The girls' graveside services will be Friday. The family is still trying to sort out funeral arrangements for the thousands of people expected to attend Chino Galbraith's funeral.
