“How did this happen? ... She was executed. She was shot between the eyes. Kids are killing kids. I don’t know how it’s happening but it is. There needs to be a change,” said the victim's grandma, Carmen Rentas.
A vigil was held in Cleveland’s Brooklyn Centre neighborhood Thursday evening for 15-year-old Jaiden Rose Rentas after she was found dead Oct. 28.CLEVELAND, Ohio – As purple and gold balloons floated away from a small field in Cleveland’s Brooklyn Centre neighborhood, family and friends mourned the loss of 15-year-old Jaiden Rose Rentas.
The teenager’s family and friends gathered Thursday evening at the location she was found dead, to remember her, pray and demand justice during a candlelit vigil. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
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