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1/19 | Sunday, 7 August 2005 Prologue » Eight women in Acadiana have been murdered since January 2004 in acts of domestic violence. The faces you will see on these pages are the people who confront the effects of violence every day - in the courts, on the streets, in counseling sessions and at hospitals. And these are the faces of a family who picked up the pieces when violence shattered a home.   Table of Contents START »   TABLE OF CONTENTS · Read this story · Download text  pdf · Photographs  flash · Meet the 2006 judges · More 2006 honorees · Main archive   MEET THE TEAM Jason Brown Reporter CONNECT   Request materials   What do you think? Join our e-mail list or edit your profile Enter your e-mail:

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