Title: Never really know
Product review: Although you can spend your life along side someone, as I did growing up with all involved, you may never really know what they think, how they hurt or what minute circumstance will forever change their lives. This book barely covers the reality of being a teen in So. Pas. Bing could have delved deeper into the case and she would have uncovered things more important than how much money Kathy's parents had or how poor David was. I saw Danae the night before she died. She worked in the same mall as I and I happend to look up from my station and saw her walk by. I didn't call out to say Goodbye or anything. I, as all I am sure, thought there would be a tomorrow. Although I am glad this book was written, I am still sad that it was written about my friends and people I knew. It's been 15 years now, and I still remember it as yesterday.
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