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Houston man’s journey from addiction to redemption: A story of second chances
SUMMARY: Jerry Hamilton’s journey embodies resilience and second chances. After struggling with addiction and homelessness, he served 27 years in prison for aggravated robbery. Released on parole in 2019, he sought help from a nonprofit called The Beacon, which provided crucial support and resources. Jerry found a job as a buser at Truth Barbecue, where he thrives on customer interactions and laughter with coworkers. Now 57, he embraces his new life, dedicating himself to his work and giving back by helping others facing similar challenges. Jerry’s story highlights the power of community support and personal transformation.
After struggling with drug addiction and homelessness, and serving 27 years in prison, Hamilton turned his life around with the help of The Beacon, a Houston non-profit. Now 57, he works at Truth BBQ and dedicates his time to inspiring others by sharing his journey of redemption and second chances.
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Texans get rolled by Ravens in marquee showdown
SUMMARY: Lamar Jackson set the NFL rushing record for quarterbacks with 6,110 yards during Baltimore’s 31-2 victory over Houston, surpassing Michael Vick. Jackson threw for 168 yards and two touchdowns, and ran for 87 yards and another score, solidifying his MVP candidacy as the Ravens secured their third consecutive playoff berth. Derrick Henry also contributed, setting a season record with his 16th rushing touchdown. The Texans struggled to finish drives, with their only points coming from a safety. Baltimore dominated throughout, with Jackson leading a 99-yard drive and establishing a commanding lead. Both teams will face divisional rivals next week.
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Killer on the run while family spends Christmas without murdered son
SUMMARY: On Christmas, a Brookshire family mourns the loss of their son, 32-year-old Raphael Rogers Davis, who was found dead in Buffalo Bayou on November 19th, shot in the chest. His parents, grieving this holiday season, seek justice for his murder. Davis was last seen leaving the Harris County Jail, where he had a car tracker due to his struggle with depression. His body was discovered without his shoes, possibly a clue to his death. His family, holding on to cherished Christmas memories, vows to fight for justice, offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
Waking up on Christmas, brought a somber and empty feeling for Raphael Rogers Davis’ parents. The 32-year-old father, brother and son was murdered last month. His parents live in Brookshire, but they have been trying to spread the word in Houston.
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Parents of man found dead in Buffalo Bayou asking community for help finding a suspect
SUMMARY: Raphael Rogers Davis, a 32-year-old man, was shot and killed last month near Buffalo Bayou in Houston. His parents, Cheryl and James Davis, are devastated by his loss, especially as the holidays approach. Raphael had been struggling with depression and had recently been released from jail. His body was found on November 19, with signs of a gunshot wound to the chest. Some of his belongings, including his new Jordans, were stolen. Houston Police have no suspect, but the family hopes the community can provide information. Crimestoppers is offering a $5,000 reward for tips.
Raphael Rodgers Davis, 32, was shot to death and his body was found in Buffalo Bayou near the EaDo area.
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