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THE BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) — Vanessa Morris, 52, never recovered from a trauma she suffered more than 20 years ago when she witnessed a violent crime that ultimately triggered anxiety, depression and PTSD.
On March 20, she left her mother’s Bronx home near Van Cortlandt Park South and didn’t come back.
“Years ago, her cousin – who was like her best friend – was killed in my daughter’s presence,” Morris’ mother Linda Morris, a retired nurse, told PIX11 News.
The cousin’s husband was on the lam for 2 1/2 years before he was caught.
“I sent her away to Seattle while he was on the run,” Linda Morris said. “She was living with my brother. She testified at trial. The first one ended with a hung jury, so she had to testify at a second trial.”
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On March 20, she left her mother’s Bronx home near Van Cortlandt Park South and didn’t come back.
“Years ago, her cousin – who was like her best friend – was killed in my daughter’s presence,” Morris’ mother Linda Morris, a retired nurse, told PIX11 News.
The cousin’s husband was on the lam for 2 1/2 years before he was caught.
“I sent her away to Seattle while he was on the run,” Linda Morris said. “She was living with my brother. She testified at trial. The first one ended with a hung jury, so she had to testify at a second trial.”

More at Mom worries for missing Bronx artist with PTSD | PIX11