News Photo: Lawanda Sterling whos son Jeremiah Sterling was shot…
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Caption: Lawanda Sterling, who's son Jeremiah Sterling was shot and killed on July 15, 2010 in an alley, poses for a portrait with stuffed bear that wears her son's shirt, February 1, 2013 at her home in Chicago. Jeremiah had moved from Chicago to get away from the violence however, he was shot and killed after returning to visit his family. (Anthony Souffle/Chicago Tribune/MCT via Getty Images)
Date created: 01 Feb 2013
Editorial image #: 160788081
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McClatchy-Tribune

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Object name: 995820200
Copyright: 2013 MCT
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Subject
Alley
Law
Portrait
Shirt
Social Issues
Son
Stuffed
People
Males
Location
Chicago
Illinois
USA
Concept
Death
Style
Horizontal
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