"We were grief stricken and in shock," Alyssa tells PEOPLE.
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Grief-stricken relatives urged officials to speed up the search effort.
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And the grief-stricken Louis believes he has a way out.
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She explained that she was too grief stricken to say anything.
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The grief-stricken Branson community hosted two separate vigils Friday night.
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After her husband was murdered in 2013, Kyle was understandably grief-stricken.
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She plays a grief-stricken woman in the midst of a mystery.
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Finally, in a long, richly lyrical duet, he seduces the grief-stricken Tamara.
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Sadly, the Vice President was not the only grief-stricken parent in the house.
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I've held the hand of the weeping mothers and embraced the grief-stricken fathers.
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So when Lucy miscarried in the ninth week of pregnancy, he was grief-stricken.
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The character is broken, grief-stricken, trudging forward thanks only to his burning hatred.
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It's been nearly four years since she died, and I'm still completely grief stricken.
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I've held the hands of the weeping mothers and embraced the grief-stricken fathers.
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Through it all, the parents, gutted and grief stricken, have been searching for answers.
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A grief-stricken nurse in another chapter is the second cousin of Lilia's mother.
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Hundreds of grief-stricken people stood in shock as ambulances took away the bodies.
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Hundreds of grief-stricken people stood in shock as ambulances took away the bodies.
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Some antic part of himself, the one that once cheered a grief-stricken mother?
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And there was a grief-stricken, moonshine-drinking-at-a-grave arc in the middle.
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Grief-stricken and adrift, Shadow is hired as a bodyguard by Wednesday (Ian McShane), a.k.a.
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I have held the hands of the weeping mothers and embraced the grief stricken fathers.
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Coral Upchurch, an elderly neighbor, is grief-stricken by the untimely death of her son.
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In "56 Up," she was grief-stricken at the death of her former partner, Ian.
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Instead, Rodriguez says, the grief-stricken Valerie insisted on helping Rodriguez and other Gold Star spouses.
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" A GoFundMe page launched in her memory says, "Her family is devastated" and "absolutely grief-stricken.
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What other artist has made the grief-stricken male the subject of his or her art?
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The victim's mother, Sueli Bittar, was grief-stricken on Thursday at her home in Santos, Brazil.
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His mother had died and his father had been seriously injured, and Kalanick was grief-stricken.
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"I've held the hands of the weeping mothers and embraced the grief-stricken fathers," Trump said.
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Stories of anguish like one from a grief-stricken man searching for his parents are common.
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They are and will continue to be grief stricken probably for the rest of their lives.
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The grief-stricken community, known for its country shows and entertainment, hosted two vigils Friday night.
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The form is the natural habitat of the grief-stricken, the betrayed, those enduring chronic ennui.
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In addition, her mother and father remained grief-stricken over the death of their infant son.
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A grief-stricken father, cradling the lifeless bodies of his two children, swaddled in white blankets.
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We see the head of state conspicuously absent from official visits to the grief-stricken community.
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Pet Sematary's filmmaker chose to remain in the raw, grief-stricken present than delve into supernatural mechanics.
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Grief-stricken mutant leader Melanie Bird (Jean Smart) retreats from her responsibilities into a drug-fueled haze.
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The asymmetry in knowledge between undertaker and grief-stricken client allows ludicrous markups on things like coffins.
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His insults toward these grief-stricken and patriotic parents truly made me weep with rage and despair.
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So Ms. Snead has learned to read the emotional state of the grief-stricken families she encounters.
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" A family member confirmed the news to ABC, saying that "the relatives are grief stricken and in shock.
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Asif Mir's grief-stricken father, Mohammed Shafi, described his son as a brilliant student and a keen cricketer.
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A grief-stricken Samuel Wilkeson, the Washington bureau chief, found his dead son on the battlefield at Gettysburg.
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Now he plays a grief-stricken widower in this new British series, which was conceived by Harlan Coben.
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Every day, our team met people who had lost their livestock and valuables, who were completely grief-stricken.
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Heading back to his theatrical roots, he stars this summer as the tortured, grief-stricken prince in 'Hamlet.
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On Tuesday, images of grief-stricken parents clutching the coffins of their children were circulated on social media.
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There were joyful telegrams on the birth of a baby and grief-stricken ones carrying news of deaths.
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On top of all that, after Michael's grandmother died, his grief-stricken father, who was a recovering addict, relapsed.
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Several players from Atlético Nacional asked that the Copa Sudamericana be given to the grief-stricken Brazilian football club.
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One guy, grief-stricken after the vicious murder of his parents, dresses up as a bat to fight crime.
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The music has such grief-stricken elegance that for a moment it almost convinces you that this is possible.
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Friday was still too soon for Portland's grief-stricken Carmelo Anthony, who asked to skip the game at Staples.
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There was no kindly voice to bridge the distance between my stoic father and an angry, grief-stricken younger me.
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The 1999 documentary "Children of the Camps" highlighted the trauma children faced while being detained with their grief-stricken parents.
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"If I can't have my brother, I can have his other best friend," a grief-stricken Ivory Poinsett told Philly.com.
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"I don't know what happened with Abby, there were no health issues whatsoever," the grief-stricken owner told the site.
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Grief-stricken as she is, Dion, 47, says her fans' outpouring of love has helped her family begin to heal.
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When my husband died from cancer last March at age 37, I was so grief-stricken I could barely sleep.
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" Davis Mayor Brett Lee said, "The entire City Council is grief-stricken and heartbroken at this senseless loss of life.
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"Our newsroom is deeply shocked and grief-stricken at our colleague's untimely passing," the paper's editorial board said in a statement.
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A grief-stricken Muhaimin, 61, said he had lost eight members of his family including two sons, their wives and children.
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Ms. Stemme sounded more grief-stricken than angry during "In questa reggia," the aria in which she recalls her violated ancestor.
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The common gripe against The Leftovers, especially with regard to its first season, is that it's too depressing, too grief-stricken.
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With everyone looking for Quinn, that leaves Mellie (Bellamy Young) at the White House, grief-stricken and furious over Rashad's death.
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The doctor who had taken Friday off is "totally grief-stricken" and spending time with the slain victim's family, Schneer said.
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Grief-stricken and baffled, Cuca goes looking for him, and discovers a factory, a community, then a dense and crowded city.
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Preying on the grief-stricken and the vulnerable, they convince the bereaved that Angela has the ability to contact the dead.
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Grief-stricken and sleepless, Teddy somehow summoned the strength to deliver a eulogy for Bobby at New York's St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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Grief stricken parents talked of desperately searching for their children, only to learn their loved ones had perished in the violence.
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It's a feeling I've struggled to find over the last few months, temporarily lost in a sea of grief-stricken rage.
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Chief Madrey said he was tired of seeing young people fatally shot and then trying to console their grief-stricken parents.
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Memorials never feel like enough to the grief-stricken — never big enough or grand enough to commemorate the people we lose.
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This is Shakespeare's very genius: to portray the raw anguish and internal strife of a young prince's lonely, grief-stricken heart.
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These exceptional works are represented here by a vividly expressive pink and white head that is either ecstatic or grief-stricken.
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Danluck dives with Katherine into the depths of grief-stricken obsession, and her film suffocates for want of room to breathe.
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Grief-stricken families embracing in the rubble of what used to be their home -- a home like any other, like your home.
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In one scene alone, Rose pivots from grief-stricken woman to Finn fangirl to fearsome enforcer with whom you do not mess.
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In addition to Pence, Donald Trump on Tuesday was criticized for visiting Pittsburgh after grief-stricken locals and officials shunned his arrival.
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"My family and I are heartbroken and grief-stricken that Aramazd Jr. is missing and may be in harm's way," he continued.
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In fact, most of Christopher Nolan's films involve a female character being gruesomely killed to further a man's grief-stricken character arc.
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In the episode's standout scene, Madison delivers Rachel's interview prompts to a grief-stricken contestant in order to get their sound bite.
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Lines of mourners snaked outside the building, while inside, grief-stricken family members hugged and cried over caskets holding the teenagers killed.
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When the Mets fell behind to the Giants last week, the New York tribalists fell into a grief-stricken and anxious silence.
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Grief-stricken citizens scuffled with the police as they attempted to lay flowers near the bloodstained vehicle where Mr. Semegnew was found.
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Keira Knightley and Alexander Skarsgard play grief-stricken lovers in this wartime romantic drama by the director James Kent ("Testament of Youth").
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Death is ubiquitous in dramas like Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead, while The Leftovers' grief-stricken shadow looms over prestige television.
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And Roman, who was grief-stricken, thought he could find the person who did it… He and Bruce were training after the murders.
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But even before Ginny died, the grief-stricken Jameson wanted to use his experience to help others with a loved one with dementia.
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" Andressian's statement concluded: "My family and I are heartbroken and grief-stricken that Aramazd Jr. is missing and may be in harm's way.
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"My family and I are heartbroken and grief-stricken that Aramazd Jr. is missing and may be in harm's way," the statement concludes.
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When his son Willie dies, a grief-stricken Abraham Lincoln goes to visit his body three times throughout the course of a night.
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The cries of grief-stricken children, torn from the arms of their parents, detained, alone, confused and frightened have not left our minds.
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Kendall breaks down the field into six categories: the Preoccupied; Playful Pals; Double-Dealing Dads; Tiger Dads; the Grief-Stricken; and the Nurturers.
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Clinton's efforts to help her, as well as her fighting for the rights of the baby's grief-stricken, 15-year-old biological mother.
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"I came out and found her with the ball over her mouth and nose," a grief-stricken Alto told the Los Angeles Times.
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WASHINGTON — As Meghan McCain delivered a eulogy for her father on Saturday, she was at times too grief-stricken to catch her breath.
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People looked grief-stricken, as State Police officers in riot gear sat on a brick wall, taking a break in the midday sun.
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As grief-stricken fans flocked to the Seoul hospital where her body lay, her family was planning to hold the funeral in private.
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Thor clearly exhibits symptoms of depression, alcoholism, and PTSD In the five years after the "Snappening," Thor has become a grief-stricken recluse.
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A softer, older man has replaced the one who was defiant and angry, or grief stricken, or confident and thoughtful, in the earlier works.
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When Budd later shoots himself in the temple—grief-stricken and flooded with guilt after Montague's death—someone has inserted blanks in the magazine.
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The grief-stricken father, who was the only survivor from the family, has channeled his pain into a way to help other refugee children.
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Among them was grief-stricken Surya Bahadur Shrestha, praying for his late father who was crushed to death by a building in the city.
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Each of these deaths has spawned a flood of sentimental memorials and grief-stricken admissions of shock, from career celebrations to more personal essays.
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A grief-stricken Meghan McCain appeared to take a swipe at President Donald Trump during a moving tribute honoring her father, Arizona GOP Sen.
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The camera also has a tendency to capture scenes at skewed angles, to accentuate the Turners' grief-stricken-to-the-point-of-unhinged headspace.
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Overall, "we never went to church" conveys a poetic tone somewhere between an elegy and a lament, suggesting a grief-stricken search for clarity.
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" In the wake of the singer's death, Goss told PEOPLE that he is grief-stricken at the loss of his "dear friend and longtime love.
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Following confirmation of her death this week, Mollie's family said in a brief statement that they were grief-stricken but grateful for the community's support.
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On the Columbia River, Washington (CNN)One image was clear -- a dead orca calf being carried across the ocean by its apparently grief-stricken mother.
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Following confirmation of her death this week, Tibbetts' family said in a brief statement that they were grief-stricken but grateful for the community's support.
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If Toby is going to hold a grief-stricken Kate to the highest of standards, I will apply the same rigor to his irrational behavior.
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Following confirmation of her death this week, Tibbetts' family said in a brief statement that they were grief-stricken but grateful for the community's support.
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For Warda's children, home is a makeshift tent in a refugee camp in Lebanon which they share with their grief-stricken, 34-year-old mother.
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The German actress Sylvana Krappatsch ensures that the focus stays on her, thanks to a courageous performance that is ferocious, grief-stricken and sexually charged.
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President Trump on Monday called the mass shooting an "act of pure evil" and announced he would visit the grief-stricken city later this week.
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After Mr. Trump's victory, she created Daily Action, a service that allowed the grief-stricken to barrage their public servants in Washington with angry texts.
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Grief-stricken and thoroughly done with humanity, Drogon scoops up Daenerys' dead body and flies off with her like she's the baton in a relay race.
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Instead, Roseanne's prickly opinions take a backseat to Becky Conner (Alicia Goranson), now a grief-stricken widow, and the close of her shockingly emotional surrogacy storyline.
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The death of Jayalalithaa's mentor Ramachandran, or MGR as he was known, sparked looting and rioting across Tamil Nadu by his grief-stricken supporters in 1987.
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But when Duggan shared with her grief-stricken neighbors a secret Facebook page dedicated to fighting the new administration's draconian policies, Bandelli became an immediate partner.
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On Sunday night he posted a text on Twitter from a high school friend in the grief-stricken town showing a hockey stick outside his door.
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When her mother died in 2000, Ivashintsova-Melkumyan was too grief-stricken to look through the boxes of negatives, she told My Modern Met's Jessica Stewart.
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A wagon wheel fell off en route to the Mulberry Gap; a child on a wagon trail died, and the grief-stricken parents refused to budge.
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Though a few undisclosed cities would be able to keep the nuggets, grief-stricken members of the Wendy's community erupted in an all-too-familiar outrage.
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IF LOVE really does trump hate, as grief-stricken Democrats assured one another after the 2016 election, Cory Booker has an excellent chance of becoming president.
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Maybe you were rendered grief-stricken by the end of The OC. Maybe you lived in a velour tracksuit and Uggs, because Paris Hilton taught you.
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But even she acknowledged that what began in the spring as a desperate plea for information by grief-stricken parents had grown into a politicized struggle.
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President Trump on Monday condemned the mass shooting in Las Vegas as an "act of pure evil" and announced he would visit the grief-stricken city.
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Now that the CW drama has wiped its grief stricken eyes over the death of Luke Perry, it can head into its weird, deeply noir future.
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The first two funerals for victims of the school shooting in Florida took place Friday, drawing hundreds of mourners and emotional words from grief-stricken family members.
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Brooks drove with Cachay to to the animal hospital and consoled her as she wept, grief-stricken when the dog was put to sleep later that night.
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Kenny Goss, whom George Michael dated for 13 years and once intended to marry, says he is grief-stricken after the British singer's sudden death this weekend.
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" North Carolina coach Mack Brown, who was the Texas coach when Benson was recruited, said he and his wife, Sally, were "just grief stricken with Cedric's passing.
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" Douglas Koppang, director of operations at the health solutions group, MEDNAX, says Leslie was a valued team member, and her loss has left the company "grief-stricken.
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On Sunday, relatives and locals gathered at the accident site and began throwing stones at police, saying there was no help coming for the grief-stricken families.
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President Trump earlier Monday condemned the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history as an "act of pure evil" and announced he would visit the grief-stricken city.
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"I know that she's very grief-stricken, I can imagine, and my heartfelt condolences go to her and everybody in that congregation regardless of politics," Conway said.
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Days after their son and two daughters aged 5, 9 and 12 died, the grief-stricken couple walked from their southern Indian town to some nearby villages.
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" When Abeo arrives at the rehabilitation center, she is still grief-stricken: "when she breathed, the air rattled around inside of her like gravel in an empty can.
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These are just two of a series of partnerings among the grief-stricken and conflict- and guilt-ridden group trying to make sense of the death of Rufus.
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That wasn't the case a year later, when Barnum — not a man to let death inhibit promotional possibilities — imported Jumbo's "grief-stricken widow," Alice, from the Zoological Gardens.
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At the rural site where Flight ET 302 came down trailing smoke and sparks near the village of Gora-Bokka, dozens of grief-stricken relatives paid their respects.
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The dude's been living on a rock in an alien sea for who knows how many years, potentially grief-stricken by his nephew falling to the dark side.
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Supermodel Iman Abdulmajid, who was married to David Bowie for more than 23 years, shared several grief-stricken messages on social media just days before her husband's death.
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A Word With It's a scenario ripped from the headlines: A grief-stricken family member is summoned to meet the coffin of a fallen soldier, and complications ensue.
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Her Three Billboards character is the moral and emotional core of the film, and she bites into the role savagely while maintaining an undercurrent of grief-stricken pathos.
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A less than grief-stricken widow, Susan has the kind of amoral poise that might make her a suitable alpha on "Real Housewives of the Home Counties" circa 1800.
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At the bombing site on Sunday, a woman, who had lost her husband and whose two sons were among the missing, was too grief-stricken to leave the scene.
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In an October interview with Business Insider, Stack said he was awed by the "rational" and "common-sense" things the grief-stricken relatives had to say about gun control.
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Grief-stricken, Oscar's wife, Emilie, opts to remarry, and the second half of the play takes place in the home of her new husband, the cold, authoritarian bishop Vergérus.
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During this time, Soffer and Birkner both found themselves in tragic and totally unfamiliar situations that none of their peers seemed to understand: They were young, grief-stricken, and parentless.
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If Jaime had put the moves on his sister in say, a private bedroom far from the sept, it's possible a grief-stricken Cersei's response would have been totally different.
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Thomas -- who played in Game 1 and 2 of the Celtics' playoff series against the Bulls -- traveled home as the family prepares for the funeral and he's clearly grief-stricken.
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Chilean director Pablo Larraín focuses on that LIFE interview in the film, giving viewers an inside look at the fragile grief-stricken moments the first family experienced after JFK's death.
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Last week, Awad Abdullah, 47, who had left an area south of Mosul and lives in a camp near Erbil, was grief-stricken because he could not find his parents.
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It was so sudden, but he saw that his mother -- that is to say Donald Trump's grandmother -- he saw his mother really grief-stricken because her husband had just died.
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There are immune survivors, mad scientists, trigger-happy and grief-stricken soldiers, and pretty much everyone else is in denial and wondering if they can claim anything on their travel insurance.
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A vegetarian and a passionate believer in animal rights, Duszejko is grief-stricken after the unexplained disappearance of her pet dogs, and suffers from an assortment of physical and mental afflictions.
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Remember, he was just in Dayton, OH last week with Kim and his kids ... where he helped Dave Chappelle put on a free concert and service for the grief-stricken community.
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The title of Andy Bragen's new autobiographical show, "Notes on My Mother's Decline," forecasts exactly what's in store: It is just as collected, fatalistic and grief-stricken as you might expect.
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But speaking out this year, more than two decades after he and his brother, Erik, were convicted as their parents' murderers, Lyle says he wasn't "grief-stricken" on that call at all.
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Ms. Vetrano's death has also resonated because of poignant details about her relationship with her father, Philip Vetrano, whose grief-stricken public appearances since her death have fueled more news media attention.
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The craze is thanks in part to a 2000 Chinese movie called "Lavender," a romance involving an angel and a grief-stricken young woman who travel to lavender fields in southern France.
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Shocked and grief-stricken Los Angeles residents responded by painting murals of Bryant and his daughter and erecting massive memorials made of flowers, photographs and messages near the Lakers Staples Center home.
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But in the days after delivery, when tests to search for a cause must be conducted, doctors are often hesitant to suggest them, and grief-stricken parents often reluctant to permit them.
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Told in a series of monologues, interspersed with quotes from historical documents — some real, some invented — it's set in the graveyard where Willie was buried and which the grief-stricken Lincoln visits.
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"I am relieved, and grief-stricken, to report we have recovered Mackenzie Lueck from Logan Canyon" nearly 90 miles north of Salt Lake City, Police Chief Mike Brown said at a news briefing.
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The 91-year-old Playboy founder, sex icon, and gentleman extraordinaire leaves behind an untouchable legacy of libido and liberation, a multimillion-dollar publishing empire, and a grief-stricken gaggle of sexual partners.
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Earlier this evening, Frances McDormand won the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Drama for her work as grief-stricken, outraged mother Mildred Hayes in the film Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
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"His family, the 230% members, and the TOP Media artists and staff members are all grief-stricken and in mourning from the unexpected, sad news," TOP Media wrote on their website in Korean.
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In government handout photos of her husband's funeral, a grief-stricken Liu Xia, wearing all black and sunglasses, can be seen bowing to the open casket and holding a portrait of Liu Xiaobo.
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As McCauley's grief-stricken friends began making their way to the two memorial vigils in the Washington, D.C., neighborhood where the energetic 46-year-old lived, details in her killing began to emerge.
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They're forced to leave their comfortable house filled with pretty things and, with their grief-stricken, somewhat checked-out mother , make a new home in the very forest that swallowed up their father.
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Different circumstances, to be sure — "Birth" also prominently featured rapes, while "Manchester" is about a grief-stricken family — but, still, the matter has not seemed to hurt Mr. Affleck's Oscar chances this season.
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Completed before Ricky Wilson died from AIDS, but released several months afterwards, the band were too grief-stricken for promo duties and it became the first B-52s album not to go gold.
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If the far more popular legend of a grief-stricken, paranoid Sarah Winchester is to believed, though, there might be a pretty straightforward explanation for the limited ghost sightings at her Mystery House today.
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But based on an interview with MSNBC, Trump's first suggestion was totally wrong, as well: Ghazala Khan didn't speak because she was just too grief-stricken to, not because her Muslim faith stopped her.
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The defense motion for a mistrial filed on Thursday also said Roof's grief-stricken mother collapsed in court after opening statements concluded on Wednesday and was admitted to a hospital with a heart attack.
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He documented the King funeral in 1968 with intimate images of grief-stricken black mourners — and some of whites, who seemed enraged, possibly by the fact that a black man was taking their picture.
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President Trump will travel to Ohio and Texas today to visit the communities affected by the weekend's violence, but some local leaders say it would be best if he avoided their grief-stricken cities.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Thailand is unlikely to face major economic disruption after the death of revered King Bhumibol Adulyadej, although many people in the country will be grief stricken, some risk analysts and diplomats said.
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It's usually applied to an expendable female character whose gruesome death is inserted into a narrative, often for shock value, and almost always to trigger a man's emotional spiral into violent, grief-stricken retribution.
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The world was abandoned except for a few grief-stricken hunters who refuse to give up… despite knowing that this hybrid race is more brilliant and deadly and unstoppable than we can ever be.
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"…I am relieved and grief-stricken to report that we have recovered Mackenzie Lueck from Logan Canyon," Brown said, noting that his team had been working "around the clock" to find the missing woman's body.
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From the second you see a grief-stricken Donatella in all her platinum blonde glory enter the proceedings, still wearing an all-leather ensemble despite the Miami heat, you know she isn't here to play.
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On subsequent days when the rehearsals moved to the former arts institute building, which was bombed during the war, students had to walk through a crowd of silent, grief-stricken families outside the city's morgue.
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The great erotic love of his life, his Croatian mistress, Drenka Balich, who along with her husband ran the inn at Madamaska Falls, has recently died of ovarian cancer, leaving Sabbath grief-stricken and desperate.
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The father's impulsive decision to invite the grief-stricken driver into their home dredges up a series of confrontations that test the community's ability to forgive any and all acts if they are properly repented.
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After pausing his campaign last week to mourn the death of one of his volunteers, Braden Joplin, Mr. Carson has been visiting his outposts in the state to lift the spirits of his grief-stricken team.
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During one trip, a relative who had recently given birth visited Omar's father's house, then lost the newborn to preventable illness; Omar watched her grief-stricken family wash the infant's body, preparing it for a funeral.
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Exploitative as the stagecraft may have been, only the hardest of hearts could have helped but be moved by the wrenching image of Ryan's grief-stricken widow, Carryn, looking skyward as the chamber showered her with applause.
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PAYING RESPECTS AT THE SITE At the rural site where Flight ET 7373, which was bound for the Kenyan capital Nairobi, came down near the village of Gora-Bokka, dozens of grief-stricken relatives paid their respects.
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PAYING RESPECTS AT THE SITE At the rural site where Flight ET 302, which was bound for the Kenyan capital Nairobi, came down near the village of Gora-Bokka, dozens of grief-stricken relatives paid their respects.
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Now, Mr. Affleck is on the precipice of wider glory once more, with his much praised lead performance as a grief-stricken janitor in Kenneth Lonergan's new film, "Manchester by the Sea" (set to open Nov. 18).
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In the opera's most poignant scene, Enrico's children, depicted in video images as towering, grief-stricken figures, come to the mountains bearing a cup with the tears of their mother, who has drowned herself in the lake.
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George Michael, the pop superstar and icon of the 1980s and '90s, died on Sunday, provoking an outpouring of fond and grief-stricken reaction from fans around the world, many of them celebrities in their own right.
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Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown said in a news conference that he was "relieved and grief-stricken" to report that Lueck's body was recovered Wednesday in Logan Canyon, about 90 miles north of Salt Lake City.
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With cathartic and powerful songs like "Only Rain" to the downtempo grief-stricken strings and sweet harmonies of "Tangerine", Down in the Dark is thick enough and deep enough to find itself evoking a wide range of emotions.
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Alternately grief-stricken, pointed and vague when answering questions about his wife and his own history at the time, Monjack refuted reports that Murphy was addicted to prescription drugs, despite the numerous pill bottles found at the scene.
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Her father, the one person who believes in her, has mysteriously disappeared, having taken with him only a ruler, and leaving Alice with a grief-stricken mother who does not care for her or seem to love her.
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Earlier in the outbreak, the police would remove these bodies from homes, at gunpoint if necessary, said Philemon Kalondero, 39, who is often the first member of his Ebola response team to arrive at a grief-stricken home.
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With Mr. McCain's grief-stricken daughter Meghan McCain looking on with an icy gaze, Mr. Pence mustered one positive quote from the commander in chief, referencing a remark Mr. Trump made on Thursday during an interview with Bloomberg.
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Season 3, Episode 10 finds Wes and Annalise locked up without bail in their respective cells: Wes and all his burning questions at the chilly morgue and Annalise and her grief-stricken hangover at the overcrowded Philadelphia county jail.
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BAGHDAD — As grief-stricken Iraqis held a candlelight vigil Sunday night at the site of a car bombing that killed more than 1923 people, workers often using the flashlights from their cellphones were still pulling bodies from the rubble.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Grief-stricken relatives of passengers killed aboard an airliner shot down by Iran over Tehran last month are grappling in Canada with the daily challenges of long-distance funeral arrangements, empty homes, cars left in driveways and unpaid bills.
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The father of Jorion White, the 16-year-old Louisiana girl found dead in a ditch last month, is grief-stricken at her daughter's loss, and tells PEOPLE he always suspected something was "not right" with the suspect in her murder.
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If it turns out I'm not depressed, and I'm just grief-stricken, I can imagine my therapist thinking to his or herself, "this motherfucker wild dramatic, dog" (don't ask me why my hypothetical therapist sounds like DMX in my head).
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After she lost her son, a grief-stricken Karolina started Sons and Daughters of the World, an organization that aims to raise awareness about counteracting extremism, to create a secure forum where families affected by radicalization can talk without being watched.
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Biden rebuffs Giuliani on Black Lives Matter The rituals of eulogizing the dead and consoling grief stricken relatives that Obama will endure Tuesday were painfully familiar, after a string of visits during his presidency to cities scarred by mass shootings.
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A grief-stricken silence hung like a pall over Air Force One that night, as the president and his entourage returned to Washington after a traumatic few hours in the company of parents whose beloved kids had been ripped away.
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Bran explained why it had to be Sam breaking the news to Jon that he's the one, true king of the Seven Kingdom and Sam, grief-stricken and as filled with rage as we've ever seen him, took it in stride.
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Rhonda Hart is grief-stricken and angry, but she is resolved: After her daughter was murdered in last Friday's mass shooting at Santa Fe High School in Texas, she's now dedicated to fighting for laws to help prevent future school shootings.
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" Scaramucci's Sunday tweet comes after Trump appeared to be angry with the former White House communications director for calling the President's recent visits to the grief-stricken cities of El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, following two mass shootings a "catastrophe.
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Yet the steps forward come amid an early backlash against the film -- which deals with a grief-stricken mother pursuing justice for her slain daughter -- such as the column by the New York Times' Wesley Morris' column inveighing against it.
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Big City In the days since an election that will substantially reduce the likelihood of your going to Midtown more than three times over the next four years, the pervasive mood in New York has been grief-stricken and despairing.
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The Oscar-winning drama Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri — starring Frances McDormand as a grief-stricken mother made furious by law enforcement's failure to solve her daughter's homicide — was inspired by a 63-year-old murder case in Texas that remains unsolved.
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Known for working on paintings for years, I do not think that he felt he had that luxury after turning sixty-five, which coincided with his being grief-stricken and resettling in Los Angeles, where he had first met Fisher in 24.
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According to an affidavit obtained by CNN, Mata's mother ultimately told a Ugandan family court that she was grief-stricken after her husband died in a vehicle accident March 2000, 214, and was told about a way to get Mata a good education.
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The novel jumps back and forth between 210 and 214, when Travis's younger sister, Jesse, tries to find out what happened to her brother, who died in the tower, and fights with her grief-stricken father, who has become virulently anti-Muslim.
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Recently, an illegal immigrant in Stamford, CT, a sanctuary city, allegedly raped a three-year-old girl; one state over, the grief-stricken families of teenage girls who were killed with machetes and baseball bats finally saw their illegal immigrant murderers indicted.
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The president's aides had been well aware that he might confront an emotional and potentially volatile situation when he sat down with grief-stricken parents and students, as well as others who had been living with loss for years or even decades.
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Although it hinges on a particular ekintza, or attack, by members of the paramilitary organization Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (ETA), its true protagonists are the matriarchs of these families, spiteful Miren and grief-stricken Bittori, as well as their daughters, Arantxa and Nerea.
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The 1885 canvas, "Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan on November 16, 1581," by the Russian realist Ilya Repin, portrays a grief-stricken Ivan holding his son after dealing him a mortal blow, an event whose veracity some Russian nationalists dispute.
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"To the same extent that we were saddened and grief-stricken by the plane crash, our enemies were delighted … because they thought that they had been given an excuse to question the Guards and our Armed Forces," he added, according to BBC Monitoring.
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Lead prosecutor Jason Hermus suggested that Guyger was less than grief-stricken in the aftermath of the shooting, saying that two days after she shot Jean, Guyger asked her police partner, with whom she was romantically involved, if he wanted to go for drinks.
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At the high school, about a mile away from the church, a group of grief-stricken teenage survivors vowed to change the laws that allowed Mr. Cruz to get hold of an assault weapon that the authorities say he used to slaughter his former classmates.
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"I'm going to be giving this speech in February, if you would feel comfortable I'd love to have you as a guest," Trump told Carryn Owens, the grief-stricken widow of chief Ryan "William" Owens, on January 30, according to White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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For a moment, Soleimani&aposs death seemed to unite the country, with massive crowds paying their respects to the slain general while expressing animosity toward the US. In roughly a week, images of grief-stricken Iranians have morphed into images of Iranians enraged at their government.
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Most of those roles have been in her native tongue, but she's made occasional, memorable forays into English-language work, from her Québécois madam in Michael Cimino's 1980 film maudit Heaven's Gate to her appearance as a grief-stricken hostage-taker in an episode of Law & Order: SVU.
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"Still grief-stricken from the loss of my younger brother earlier this year, now I learned today that my nephew Sam was killed in this shooting at his high school when he tried to intervene to stop the shooter," Scott's brother, Eric Strahan, wrote on the GoFundMe page.
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EditorsNote: Confirmed stat on White Sox team record tying 20th straight game allowing 210+ runs Josh Reddick belted two homers Saturday night, including his second grand slam of April, as the Houston Astros routed the grief-stricken Chicago White Sox 10-1 at Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago.
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The canvas, "Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan on November 16, 1581," was completed by renowned Russian realist Ilya Repin in 1885 and portrays a grief-stricken tsar holding his own son in his arms after dealing him a mortal blow, a historical incident whose veracity some Russian nationalists dispute.
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To my mind, Rickman's two greatest performances were ones that have been overshadowed by Potter over the past two decades: as a ghost who returns to have an affair with his grief-stricken former lover in Truly, Madly, Deeply and as the older, phenomenally decent Colonel Brandon in Sense & Sensibility.
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Because I talked to Mark Barden — who's a friend of mine, whose son Daniel was killed at Sandy Hook — last night and we were saying, second graders who survive a school shooting can't really use their voices, their parents are so grief-stricken, understandably, of course, as much as they try, it's hard.
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Yet, despite the mother-daughter pair's to-the-grave feud, the most affecting scene in the entire Spanglish-and-flan-filled series opener is the episode's final moment, where a weepy, grief-stricken Emma tears up next to her sister Lyn (Melissa Barrera) in the dark as they watch an old family movie.
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In the two days between the death of his brain and the death of his body, Mr. Zhu's grief-stricken parents — desperate to hold on to a piece of him and determined to pass their family name to the next generation — petitioned a state court to allow them to retrieve his sperm before his organs were removed.
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At first listen, Carrie Coon's latest role doesn't seem out of place with the serious-minded characters she's inhabited in the past, whether the police chief of a small Midwestern town in the television series "Fargo," or a grief-stricken woman in "The Leftovers" who is coping with the mysterious disappearance of her husband and children.
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In his darkest moment, Jesus seems to be abandoned by most of his cowardly male disciples who are disappointed that he has failed to triumph as an earthly king, and frightened for their own skins; but his female followers, though grief-stricken over his fate, remain loyal and determined to do their cultural duty by anointing his body with spices.
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"I've talked to him this week and he's very, very grief stricken about what has befallen our country on numerous occasions, and I think he's got the same kinds of questions most of us have, which is what can we actually do that may have a meaningful impact on stopping this in the future," said former McConnell adviser Scott Jennings.
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"I'm pretty sure I hate you, I'm pretty sure I love you," he sings on "Bossa No Sé." Almost always cosmically vibrant, Cuco's songs oscillate between moods: They're grief-stricken, humourous, and searching (he is, at any given moment, foraging for love or drugs or enlightenment in one form or another), but he never loses sight of where he is.
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Briefing by members including Renate Winter, panel chairperson 7 Feb 083:30 ET / 12:30 GMT FLORIDA-SHOOTING/ANNIVERSARY-PARENT (PIX) (TV) Parkland tragedy spurs mother's political activism The day after Lori Alhadeff's 14-year-old daughter was killed at school, the grief-stricken mother screamed into a TV camera begging President Donald Trump to "please do something" to keep kids safe in school.
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But these recorded fragments from the day were overshadowed by a fight over what they really showed: The claims of grief-stricken activists, who blamed the Ukrainian paramilitary for shooting the protesters, collided with denials from Yanukovych, who would later testify that the killings were part of a "planned provocation" and "pseudo-operation" carried out by the protesters themselves, a U.S.-backed plot to remove him from power.
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Ms. Clarkson chillingly navigates Adora's conflicting sides: the grief-stricken mother of one dead child and another with a history of self-mutilation and alcoholism; the de facto ruler of a small town with a disturbing history; and, as it turns out, the woman suffering from a mental illness known as Munchausen by proxy, in which she makes a child sick to get attention from others and make the child dependent upon her.
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