In Loving Memory Of MICHEAL CRAIG COCHRAN Oct. 4, 1956 – Feb. 24, 1981 A letter to Micheal: A quarter century ago I (and your family) lost you when your life was so violently taken from you. As your mother, I’ve suffered more years over your unsolved murder than you lived. Maine Fire Marshal Wilbur Ricker told us immediately that the two men who arrived on the scene the day you were found (in six-day old rubble) “need to be looked at.” I tried, son, but met many brick walls. But we saw some backward justice recently when a new detective investigating your murder decided Mr. Ricker was correct. He was instrumental in putting the perpetrator behind bars for life (for another crime) which was a direct result of his investigation of your murder. But everything is still hid behind walls. I don’t have another 25 years to live before I met you again. When I do, I want what was done to you here on earth resolved. With all our love, Mom, Dad, Derry, Coralee and Shawn
MICHEAL CRAIG COCHRAN
