By Jeremiah Hassel A new homeowner moved to a quaint country home, hoping for a new start. They had gone through trauma before, and this was the perfect opportunity to put that behind them. There was just one problem with the home — a memorial to a slain teenager sits at the edge of the property, a constant reminder of a tragedy that happened a few years prior when a group of teenagers barrelled down the road, drunk. They wrapped their car around a tree on the property, and one of them died. The family established a memorial on the property, and every year since that fateful day a half-decade …
