Students at San Jose Elementary School are remembering their music teacher, Deborah Liles.
“She was smart and she taught us everything we know. She gave us a lot of knowledge,” fifth-grader Jayden Smith said.
“A lot of people are really sad in school,” fourth-grader Hisham Safar said.
Students and family will miss the sweet smile of Deborah Liles, who was killed Thursday in her panama park home. pic.twitter.com/djZnL71FUJ
— Deanna Bettineschi (@DeannaWAVY) March 27, 2017
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Liles was killed in her Panama Park home Thursday. Her killer is still on the run.
Her stolen car was found over the weekend behind an abandoned home off Golfair Boulevard.
Former FBI agent and Action News Jax law and safety expert Dale Carson said investigators will be combing through the car for DNA, and looking for surveillance video.
“They’ll look at traffic cameras near stores,” Carson said.
Carson said Liles' footprint in this community could help with her case.
Students at San Jose Elementary told me just how much they miss their music teacher Deborah Liles, that's next at 5 pic.twitter.com/34Q3XJr5UL
— Deanna Bettineschi (@DeannaWAVY) March 27, 2017
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“Any case that has the media coverage and someone with a long history will bring more investigative tips,” Carson said.
Her students said everyone was talking about Liles today.
“They were saying they loved Mrs. Liles,” Jayden said.
They say it won’t be the same without her.
One student said, "she was smart and taught us everything we know." Those were his thoughts on the death of his music teacher Deborah Liles
— Deanna Bettineschi (@DeannaWAVY) March 27, 2017
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