Surviving and thriving: Rae Carruth's son turns 16
Posted Nov 16, 2015
In 1999, they tried to kill Chancellor Lee Adams before he was born. They conspired to commit murder – to shoot and kill his mother. That way the unborn baby’s life would end, too, and his father wouldn’t have to pay any child support. It was a horrific crime that altered Chancellor’s life forever and exposed us all to the dark side of professional sports.
(Charlotte Observer)
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