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Camisha Hollis, 34: Young Girl Witnessed Mother's Suspected Murder

Camisha Hollis, 34: Young Girl Witnessed Mother's Suspected Murder

He first drugged their three daughters to make them sleep through the attack. The eldest daughter couldn't fall asleep due to fear.

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*2019 Update* Although the body of Camisha Hollis has not been found, her boyfriend, Marvin Young, has been charged with first-degree murder. He faces life in prison. Please watch the video of a news report at the conclusion of this article for more information about the case.

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One thing that many of these missing cases prove is that the ones we love don't always have our best interests in mind. Too often, women enter into relationships believing that their partners will stand by them, love them, and protect them, not knowing the person to whom they've opened their hearts is the very predator they need protection from. Such was the case with Camisha Hollis.

Omaha, Nebraska, police were alerted in April 2018 after Martha Hollis found her three grandchildren — 10, eight, and six years old — home alone. Martha was visiting her daughter, 34-year-old Camisha Hollis, and her daughter's longtime live-in boyfriend, 36-year-old Marvin Young. It was a place that Martha claimed to have avoided because of the negative energy she felt there. When Martha arrived at the residence and saw that the three young girls were without supervision, she asked them where their parents were. She wasn't prepared for the answer.

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