On August 8, 2015 my daughter Jazzmine Curry was murdered by a hit and run driver on Natural Bridge Ave.
Her case remains COLD and UNSOLVED.
There has not yet been any closure for the Standifer-Curry Family, especially for her now 10-year-old son Busta.
To combat MY hate and unforgiveness, God replaced it with a personal quest of - #myjustice4Jazz
Which began as a campaign to recognize the families of homicide victims but evolved to a mission of 'Empowering Individuals & Communities'.
To stimulate the revitalization efforts of North St. Louis, TOPM inducted the 4th Saturday of August as Empowerment Day, which celebrates the strengths and recognizes the positive attributes of North St. Louis.
#myjustice4JAZZ quest led me to identify the gap which is relevant to the crime crisis in the City of St. Louis and the development of Community InReach Programs to offer solutions to address the multifaceted demands of a crime crisis.
If you can help with any leads in Jazzmine's crime, please contact ST. LOUIS CRIME STOPPERS:
1-866-371-TIPS
SHARE: #myjusticce4JAZZ throughout your social media. Your "share" could be instrumental in #myjustice4JAZZ.
SHARE: #myjustice4JAZZ for her son.
SHARE: #myjustice4JAZZ to families of homicide victims whose cases remain cold.
SHARE: #myjustice4JAZZ in the efforts to support The IAM Model & Community InReach Programs.
We, the Standifer-Curry Family would like to THANK GOD for overcoming our PAIN.
We, the Standifer-Curry Family would like to THANK YOU, for your visiting our site and our brief story about Jazz. Our hope is that our PEACE IN GOD will inspire you in your faith walk, especially during difficult circumstances.
Extended Love,
Mia Standifer
#myjustice4JAZZ