20 years later, no public memorials, ceremonies mark Mount Carmel saga

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Dated

 After a community is seared by unthinkable violence, the shock and grief usually give way to the impulse to carve the memory 
into stone.

A memorial is a community’s attempt to punctuate tragedy, to close it with a period, or perhaps an exclamation point or a question mark.

Public memorials have honored the victims and shaped the storyline of terrorist bombings in Oklahoma City and New York City, of a president assassinated in Dallas, and of mass shootings across the country, including in Killeen and Austin.

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