Josie's mother wiped the tears from her face, "Detective Chief, did he kill my daughter?"
"Based solely on the information, we cannot judge; we need to investigate further. Could you tell me more about Josie? The more the police know about her, the easier it is to find clues to the murderer."
"Let me do it," Josie's father said, patting his wife's shoulder and pondering briefly before continuing,
"My daughter was excellent, wonderful. She had always been like that, we didn't specifically groom her, she was naturally talented.
You should know how hard it is to become a cheerleading captain, and for Josie, it was even harder. Most cheerleading captains are blonde-haired, blue-eyed Caucasians, and Josie was black. She had to work very hard to get to that position.
We saw everything and always supported her.
She made it.
But I never expected the accident to happen so suddenly... I had never imagined it," Josie's father's voice choked.
