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Enoch community creating 'healing garden' 3 years after murder of 7 family members

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For the past three and a half years, residents of Enoch have been healing from a tragedy that took a mother, grandmother and five children from this Earth. "Children questioned, 'Can my parent do that?' On Jan.

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