Victims of crimes honored at annual event

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Victims of crimes honored at annual event

A butterfly lands on Kaal Huggins’ shoulder at the Friday morning Victims’ Rights Week ceremony outside the Hall County Courthouse. Butterflies were released and a bell was rung in memory of crime victims in Hall.

0427victims1 — A butterfly lands on Kaal Huggins’ shoulder at the Friday morning Victims’ Rights Week ceremony outside the Hall County Courthouse. Butterflies were released and a bell was rung in memory of crime victims in Hall.

Updated: Apr 26, 2013, 10:07 PM

Published: Apr 26, 2013, 10:09 PM

For those working in the Hall County court system, some cases really can stick with them, especially those involving young victims. That was true for Lindsay Burton, chief assistant district attorney. Her work on the 2011 murder case of 18-month-old Kaylee Kipp stayed with her day and night.

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