Angela Cheatham stood outside the small north Birmingham apartment where her son, Roger Cheatham, was killed by three masked men.
Angela Cheatham, year after year, marks the anniversary of her son's 2016 murder by pleading for justice in his slaying. Angela Cheatham on Wednesday stood outside the small north Birmingham apartment building that haunts her dreams.
She didn’t know how bad it was until she got to UAB Hospital where her son and another man had been rushed with gunshot wounds. Roger died the following day. The other victim, whose name was not ever released, recovered. After the trio found what they were looking for, both men were shot. All three suspects fled the scene in a purple Nissan Altima.
Angela and police believe they know who may have killed Roger, but they still need more evidence and more witnesses. “I have to see a psychiatrist, I have to take medication,’’ she said. “It’s a struggle for me every day.” “I’m his mom, it’s for me to fight and not give up,’’ she said. “I don’t want them to think we don’t know who they are. We’ve just got to put the here.”
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