Just-inTime launch

Just-inTime launched its first zoom meeting on Sunday, June 27 at 6:00 p.m. Eastern Standard time. It was very successful and a great turn out and it’s guest were well received and much appreciated.

Police officers are usually the first point of contact when a crime occurs. Law enforcement officers from Cambridge, Boston and the State Police were gracious enough to join us and share information about investigating murders and keeping the community and it’s young residents safe.

The evening ended with meditation provided by a licensed meditation and yoga instructor Sam Williams and a special Viola rendering was given by Rebecca Strauss.

Attendees had the opportunity to interact and share Just-inTime to offer support, love and memories of their loved ones.

We are excited and look forward to coming together again on Sunday, July 11th Just-inTime to gain and share some feelings about grief.

We hope you will join us just in time to encourage uplift and motivate as we learn from one another.

Check out The Just-inTime Initiative on Facebook to get the link next week. You may also check us out in YouTube. Please like and share.

Have a wonderful week and Be Encouraged♡

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Just-inTime Initiative

Welcome to the Just-inTime Initiative. This is a project to uplift, encourage, motivate and educate others Just-in-Time as we go through the journey of surviving murder.

This initiative is a project being started by Denise Cosby and Fay Rackley whom both loss loved ones to murder.

We will invite professionals and others to help educate others in seeking justice and healing. Some of your strengths are our weaknesses and some of your weaknesses are our strengths so let’s work together to encourage, motivate and support one another to a better place as we seek justice and peace and keep the powerful memories of our children alive.

Just-inTime will meet twice a month on Sunday evenings at 6:00 p.m. EST. You may find out more about it on Facebook at Just-inTime Initiative | Facebook and on YouTube at https://youtu.be/IaHFkMsiHVo or The Just-inTime Initiative. Please check out the video and “like and share” with anyone you may know nationally or internationally who has experienced murder.

Please join Denise and Fay this Sunday, June 27, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. on zoom. Go to https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIsfu6ppzwsGdfjZWhzVqsMfnp6qOa6rOb0 , facebook or U-Tube “The Just-inTime Initiative” to get the link and register. Denise and Fay can be reached at survivingmurder1@gmail.com.

We look to see you Sunday, June 27 at 6:00 p.m. EST Just-in-Time.

MURDER AT HARVARD’S KIRKLAND HOUSE – A MOTHER’S WORST NIGHTMARE FINALLY RELEASED!

On May 18, 2009, my son Justin Cosby was shot on the grounds of Harvard University. He died in the early morning hours of May 19. The heart ache and trauma following involved almost three years of court arraignments, trials, court appearances, etc. for four people.

On that day, Justin lost his power and his voice so I as his mother has become his voice. Over the past ten years, I have been writing a memoir about dealing with the murder of a child, navigating the legal system and coping after the fact.

We cannot bring our children back after they are gone but we can bring them forward.

We all have a story to tell and through my journey, I would like to empower others to write theirs.

Order my book now at: www.murderharvardkirklandhouse.com

READ MY STORY: MURDER AT HARVARD’S KIRKLAND HOUSE – A MOTHER’S WORST NIGHTMARE

A MEMOIR ABOUT THE 2009 MURDER OF MY SON JUSTIN COSBY ON THE GROUNDS OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY, THE AGONGY OF DEALING WITH THE MURDER OF A CHILD, NAVIGATING THE LEGAL SYSTE, COPING AFTER THE FACT AND RESOURCES TO EXPLORE CHOICES AND DECISION THAT COULD CHANGE THE FABRIC OF LIVES.

Opioid Crisis and The White House: A National Emergency of Mixed Messages

Josh DuBose, a free-lance reporter and graduate student at Harvard reports “Mixed Messages on Opioid Crisis and the White House”.

 

A little more than a week ago, on August 10, President Trump announced plans to declare a national emergency in lieu of the nation’s crisis of opioid overdose deaths. According to the White House’s own survey, opioid related fatalities now kill 142 Americans every single day.

Just two days earlier, however, on August 8, Trump said his administration’s approach to battling the addiction epidemic would come in the form of law-and-order. “Strong law enforcement is absolutely vital to having a drug-free society,” the president told a room of assembled advisors and reporters.

The about-face  from beefing-up law enforcement ranks to declaring a national emergency has…….http://joshdubose.com/2017/08/18/opioid-crisis-white-house-national-emergency-mixed-messages/

Happy Mother’s Day!

A mother is Love. A mother is strength. A mother is a nurturer? A mother is one of the most patient people on earth. A mother can be biological or not. She gives many chances and have taken much crap from her Young  yet she  stands strong behind them.  She takes care of her young or the young she has come to know as her children.  A mother is a teacher doctor and a preacher.

 A mother is forgiving. When she is at the end of her rope  and think she is about to brake – her rope gets a little longer and she gives her child just one more chance.

 A mother teaches right from wrong. She not only talk the talk she walks the walk. A mother recognizes that children learn by example. A good mother is Godly.

There are many who can quote you every scripture in the bible but do not live by them.  A good mother  teaches by example.

A mother is an inspiration.  She is dependable in times of need. She creates memories that last beyond life or when there is nothing else to hang on too.

Many of us mothers have lost all children to murder By the hands of the evil.  Let us know that the memories we hold today are what we created yesterday. When we separate from our children we embrace the memories we shared through the good times and the bad.

Know that as long as we have breath in our bodies there is still time to embrace the children we have left here on Earth and create new memories that will leave a smile in the hearts of those left behind when we are no longer together.

My mother was all of those things and I miss her dearly!

Happy Mother’s Day to all Mothers from www.survivingmurder1.com

MOTHER’S DAY WALK FOR PEACE

PLEASE DO NOT FORGET THE MOTHER’S DAY WALK. PLEASE MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS ONLINE. THANK YOU!

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IN MEMORY OF JUSTIN COSBY

ABOUT 2017 MOTHER’S DAY WALK FOR PEACE

The 21^st Annual Mother’s Day Walk for Peace: “In Unity, There is Healing: Invest in Peace”

The Mother’s Day Walk for Peace is a celebration of our potential to create more peaceful communities. Every year families from across the state and region walk together toward peace because in unity, there’s healing! Join us on Mother’s Day to demand dignity and compassion for all families impacted by murder.

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MOTHER’S DAY WALK FOR PEACE

IN MEMORY OF JUSTIN COSBY

ABOUT 2017 MOTHER’S DAY WALK FOR PEACE

The 21^st Annual Mother’s Day Walk for Peace: “In Unity, There is Healing: Invest in Peace”

The Mother’s Day Walk for Peace is a celebration of our potential to create more peaceful communities. Every year families from across the state and region walk together toward peace because in unity, there’s healing! Join us on Mother’s Day to demand dignity and compassion for all families impacted by murder.

 

PAROLE DENIED FOR BLAYN JIGGETTS (ONE OF JUSTIN COSBY’S MURDERERS)

 

In October 2011, the Massachusetts Superior Court sentenced Blayn Jiggetts, an an accomplice of Jabrai Copney in the murder of Justin Cosby to serve 9-12 years for his role in Justin Cosby’s murder.  It has not been 8 years yet and he  had the audacity to petition the Massachusetts State Board of Appeals for an early release on February 23, 2011.

Blayn Jiggetts appeared before a Parole Hearings panel and spoke of activities and programs he has participated in since he has been locked up.

Impact statements were delivered by Justin’s mother Denise and his Aunt Joyce. They reminded the Court how much pain and trauma this predator has caused Justin’s family, friends and the Community in which he lived.  The family spoke of the trauma of losing Justin so young to murder because of someone else’s selfishness.  Justin’s Aunt Joyce told the Court how she witnessed the trauma her sister experienced watching her son die as she stood beside his blood drenched sheets and watch the hope dwindle from the doctors faces that fateful day in May 2009.

Denise, Justin’s mom told the Court that Death is like having a conversation you never finish and when it occurs because of someone else’s decision other than God, it is unforgivable in her eyes.  Also, she stated:  “I wish my son was here and could get a second chance, however Death is final. There are no appeals, second chances or considerations of parole. Thus the person who causes another’s death and receives a sentence from a judge and jury for his punishment should be final also!”  If the Court were to release this man this early after being involved in murder and other violent crimes, it would send the wrong message.  “You can commit the crime, participate in activities while locked up and you do not have to do the time!”  Denise also suggested to the Court that: “For the community and for Justin, Blayn Jiggetts has been sentenced to serve 12 years for his role and he should not be released a day sooner unless you can grant the same opportunity to Justin.”

On February 24, 2017, The Massachusetts State Board of Appeals DENIED Blayn Jiggetts request for parole!

God is good of of the time!

 

 

 

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