In Omaha, families gather for the third annual Gone But Not Forgotten Walk, honoring victims of unsolved crimes with heartfelt memorials along Paxton Boulevard—each display a testament to lives lost too soon. As September marks Cold Case Awareness Month, the event underscores the enduring pain of unresolved cases and the police department’s unwavering commitment to justice. For grieving parents like Darnell Coleman, whose son JaSean died at 24, the community’s presence offers solace and keeps his memory alive. Mayor John Ewing has also declared the first Saturday of September “Families of the Stolen Day,” amplifying the call for awareness and support. These gatherings not only honor the dead but keep the search for truth alive, year after year.
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