Janea Langston was just 16 when she lost her oldest brother to Baltimore’s violence. On Saturday, she will mourn and bury the second. “It’s life. Everybody is always killing,” in Baltimore, Langston, now 33, said. “This the second time I had to go through this pain. I’ve lost everything. These…
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Baltimore woman mourns the loss of second brother to city's violence
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