10-Year-Old Spending 4th Of July At Her Grandma’s House Shot And Killed In A Drive-By
Vineland, New Jersey. A few weeks ago on July 4th, 10-year-old Jasayde Holder was spending time at her grandma’s house on West Earl Drive, celebrating the holiday with her family.
She recently graduated from the 4th grade, and she went to Dane Barse Elementary School.
According to her obituary, Jasayde was the type of little girl who “warmed the hearts of those she loved with her pure soul and smile.”
She had a style all her own, and she was very unique for her age. She loved spending her time riding on her bike, or swinging on the swing that her grandpa made for her.
“She liked listening to music and creating her own animations and short stories.”
“She also enjoyed playing in her grandma’s garden and loved using nature’s bounty to create gourmet foods for her family. Jasayde loved the color green and being the “big cousin”, most times.”
Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office; pictured above is Jasayde
At around 11:17 at night on July 4th, Jasayde was shot at her grandma’s house. Although she was rushed to the Inspira Medical Center, she sadly passed away from her injuries.
The Vineland Police Department determined that Jasayde was shot in a drive-by shooting, but they were not positive if she was the target of the shooters or if she was accidentally shot in the process.
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Vineland Police Department; pictured above is a press release regarding Jasayde’s murder
Although that information has still not been released, the Vineland Police Department announced 2 days ago that they charged 3 different people for Jasayde’s death.
28-year-old William Harris, 28-year-old Karonjah Witt, ad 20-year-old Xavier Bogan have all been charged.
William was charged with first-degree aggravated manslaughter and first-degree murder; Karonjah and Xavier were each charged with first-degree conspiracy to commit murder.
William, Karonjah, and Xavier are all currently in custody.
In light of her tragic death, Jasayde’s family has asked that people make donations to the following organizations created to prevent gun violence: Parents of Murdered Children, New Jersey Gun Violence Research Center at Rutgers, and Brady United.
Vineland Police Department; pictured above is another press release regarding Jasayde’s murder
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