Tyisha Player

Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times / July 11, 2009

Tyisha Player, left, is comforted by her friend, Talonnie Smith, as family members gather near the spot in Athens where her husband, Woodrow Player Jr., was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies.

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