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Zachary Snarr was murdered in Salt Lake City in 1996. “The Letter” explores the Snarr family’s grief, the realities of reclaiming lives shattered by violence and the possibilities of forgiveness.
Sy Snarr understood the words coming out of the Salt Lake police officer's mouth, but somehow, they just didn't make sense.
Ron Snarr laughs at the memory before he even starts to share it. It isn’t a joyful laughter. It’s the kind of laughter meant to mute the sharpest edges of pain he feels when he recalls the last day he saw his son alive.
The family of Zachary Snarr, who was murdered in a random attack in 1996, revisit not just the agony of that night in “The Letter,” a new podcast from KSL, but go further to shed light on the lasting impacts of grief and the realities of trying to reclaim one’s life after it’s been shattered by violence.
Sy Snarr understood the words coming out of the Salt Lake police officer's mouth, but somehow, they just didn't make sense.