Newspaper Story on ZTA Sisters Who Kept the Faith
 

This is an article from today's Dallas Morning News. The members of Zeta Tau Alpha at SMU kept up the interest in finding who killed one of their sorority sisters in 1984. It's also a testament to sisterhood, because the ZTA chapter at SMU closed. But, the members still kept in contact with each other and the Dallas police department.

http://www.wfaa.com/sharedcontent/dw...1.465d9de.html

Thank you for posting but I wanted to point out that not all who attended the vigil are members of the SMU chapter. Other area alumnae that have some connection to the chapter were also invited including past advisors. One of the ladies pictured is on the local board for the SMU house. I am also on the board and was invited but was unable to attend due to a family obligation.

What a beautiful story about the love of ZTA Sisters who had to deal with this tragidy of losing one of their own.

Please keep us apprised about the out come.

A local news clip - they have released the name of the man accused of the crime:
http://cbs11tv.com/seenon/Angela.Sam....2.717461.html

What a sad, but moving story. What timing that they discovered this before he got potentially released on parole.