M KEEGAN FOXX.
16 WAPT'S SCOTT SIMMONS WAS AT
TODAY'S SERVICE IN BROOKHAVE
>> I DON'T WISH THIS ON ANYBODY,
TO HAVE TO KEEP COMING TO
FUNERALS
SCOTT: STANDING ROOM ONLY ONCE
AGAIN AT ALEXANDER JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL IN BROOKHAVEN.
THREE CASKETS SAT OUT FRONT OF
THE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FOR
SISTERS BARBARA MITCHELL, BRENDA
MAY, AND HER DAUGHTER TOCCARA
MAY.
>> I THINK IT IS SENSELESS.
I THINK IT IS SENSELESS.
IT IS CRUEL.
IT IS HEARTLESS FOR A PERSON TO
DO SOMETHING LIKE THAT TO A
BUNCH OF WOMEN.
SCOTT: IT IS THE FINAL FUNERAL
FOR THE FIRST THREE VICTIMS
ALLEGEDLY KILLED AT THE HANDS OF
CORY GODBOLT, WHO INVESTIGATORS
BELIEVE WAS ANGRY WITH HIS
ESTRANGED WIFE AND TOOK IT OUT
ON A SHERIFF'S DEPUTY AND FAMILY
MEMBERS.
>> I WANT THE WORLD TO KNOW I
FORGIVE CORY FOR WHAT HE HAD
DONE
HE TOOK ALL THAT HATE.
THIS IS ALL I HAVE RIGHT THERE.
>> IN MY HEART, I AM TORN
BECAUSE IT IT NOTHING I HAVE
-- BECAUSE IT IS SOMETHING I
HAVE EVER SEEN OR EXPERIENCED IN
SUCH A SMALL TOWN.
AND IT'S A HURTFUL FEELING TO
HAVE TO GO THROUGH SOMETHING
LIKE THIS.
>> YOU TRY TO WRAP YOUR MIND
AROUND IT AND I CAN'T.
IT IS STILL A BAD DREAM THAT YOU
ARE TRYING TO WAKE UP FROM.
SCOTT: ONE PASTOR REFFERED TO
THIS FINAL FUNERAL AS THE
CLOSING OF A CHAPTER FOR THI
KIND OF COMMUNITY, STILL COMING
TO GRIPS WITH THE LOSS OF EIGHT
PEOPLE, STILL TRYING TO
