Brutal Hate Crime Victim Says Faith Is What Kept Him Alive | The Oklahoma Eagle

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Brutal Hate Crime Victim Says Faith Is What Kept Him Alive | The Oklahoma Eagle

www.seattlemedium.com By Aaron Allen “I am still here, I am alive,” proclaimed DaShawn Horne in an exclusive interview with The Seattle Medium. Horne, who was brutally beaten in what was categorized as a racially motivated hate crime in January of 2018, has overcome life threatening injuries on his path to recovery, which has exceeded […]

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