The motto at the Aid to Victims of Domestic Violence (AVDA) is “End Abuse, Begin Again” and the staff there says that goes for both victims and abusers.
The family of a 23-year-old woman killed on Sunday is hoping the public hears that message loud and clear.
On Sunday, Sawyer’s family said her 22-year-old on and off again boyfriend, who she just broke up with about a month ago, showed up at her house on Rain Willow Court and shot and killed her before turning the gun on himself. At AVDA, advocates say signs of domestic abuse aren’t always clear, but people in relationships should always pay attention to how they’re feeling.
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