Seeking Truth: My Sister Terry's Brutal Murder

There were three "persons of interest" in my sister's case. Two were named and the third remains unnamed. Photos of the two main persons of interest were never released to the public.

The first man was Terry's live-in boyfriend, Tim Randall. Not long after Terry was murdered, he was charged on three previous counts of domestic violence and sentenced to serve 180 days.

Troy Voichoskie, who was a friend of Terry's boyfriend, was also tied to the crime because my sister's blood was found in his pick up truck the same day as her murder. He was also the last person she was seen with. And despite the fact that a broken post and pieces of his truck's tail light were found at the scene of her murder, none of this was considered enough evidence to arrest him.

There was also DNA from an unidentified source found on Terry's clothing, and investigators suggested it could have come from someone other than her murderer. Investigator Jon Downey said there is a third person of interest, but no details have been released.

Terry was many things - brave, resilient, tender, spiritual and exceptionally generous - but she was also a long-time victim of domestic violence. After the crib death of her daughter, my sister was diagnosed as a as paranoid schizophrenic, and she struggled with this for the rest of her life.

Despite the many difficulties in her own life, Terry held a positive view of life and people. She searched for the good in everyone she met, and her outgoing personality and sense of humor brought joy, not just to her family and friends, but often to perfect strangers.