Malanding,
Thank you for reminding us of our obligations. The Maryland police will undoubtedly need our help because we can better be able to lead them to this Lamarana fellow or at the very least, Gambians and Senegalese living in the D.C area and its suburbs must assist in raising the issue constantly with the police. We must not be afraid to come foreward. Indeed we must be willing to risk life and limb to do honourable deeds. If indeed Lamarana had nothing to do with Ms Sowe's death and only flees guilt by association, or is afraid of collateral punishment, he should be man enough to risk his life for the woman he married or once loved.
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>Subject: In Memory of Sister Aji Sowe
>Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2001 20:55:24 -0500
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>Folks,
>Please join me to remember sister Aji Sowe. This day November 13, 1997 Aji was found brutally murdered in an apartment she shared with her husband Momodou Lamarana (Lama) Jallow. Lama has since disappeared and is wanted by Maryland police for questioning. As we pray for Aji to Rest In Peace let us pray that the perpetrator of this heinous crime be one day brought to justice.
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