Grief Diaries: Project Cold Case

Dianne’s 31-year-old husband was shot while on the way to work. Jo-Lee’s 15-year-old daughter was killed in a hit and run. Patty’s 28-year-old daughter was bludgeoned to death. They all have three things in common: losing a loved one to a crime, facing a rollercoaster of overwhelming emotions, and embarking on a heartfelt journey seeking understanding, healing and hope.

Part of the award-winning Grief Diaries series featuring true stories about real life experiences, Project Cold Case is a portable support group for people who have lost a loved one to an unsolved kidnapping or muder. Filled with answers to poignant questions, the stories invites readers into a world where they’re surrounded by warmth and compassion as they seek comfort and understanding in the aftermath of their own loss.

Considered a pioneer in the field of inspirational hope, Lynda Cheldelin Fell is CEO of AlyBlue Media, and creator of the award-winning book series Grief Diaries and Real Life Diaries. She has a passion for storytelling in all forms, and interviews people worldwide through radio, film, and books. Her repertoire of interviews includes Dr. Martin Luther King’s daughter, Trayvon Martin’s mother, sisters of the late Nicole Brown Simpson, Pastor Todd Burpo of Heaven Is For Real, CNN commentators and other societal newsmakers on finding healing and hope in the aftermath of life’s harshest challenges. Learn more at www.LyndaFell.com.

RYAN BACKMANN is the founder and Executive Director of Project Cold Case, Inc., an organization that advocates for families of unsolved homicide victims. He serves on the Florida Cold Case Advisory Commission, has served as past chair of the Mayor's Victim Assistance Advisory Council, and has been recognized as one of the "10 Who Make a Difference" by the Florida Times Union. www.ProjectColdCase.org