A picture of Brianna Kupfer sits inside a business as mourners are reflected in the window during a vigil at the Hancock Park furniture store.
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Dozens of people gathered in Hancock Park to remember the life of Brianna Kupfer.
“It’s torn us apart. We really don’t know what to do and what steps to take. We just want her life to have more meaning,” said Todd Kupfer, Brianna’s father.
Shawn Laval Smith, a homeless man suspected of fatally stabbing the 24-year-old UCLA grad student inside a Hancock Park furniture store, remains behind bars on $2-million bail.
A mourner prays during memorial at the location where Brianna Kupfer was stabbed to death inside a Hancock Park furniture store.
(Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times)
Mourners hug outside the furniture store where Brianna Kupfer was stabbed to death during in Hancock Park.
(Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times)
Brianna Kupfer was fatally stabbed last week while working alone in a Hancock Park furniture store.
A person attending the vigil holds pictures of for Brianna Kupfer.
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A note is left outside Croft House where employee Brianna Kupfer was murdered while working at the Hancock Park furniture store.
(Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times)
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