Random spree of Christmas 'joy killings' still haunts victims’ families more than 2 decades later
For most families, the holidays represent a time of love, togetherness and joy. But for Dr. Rhonda Gullette, whose 18-year-old sister Denise was one of the six victims gunned down in Dayton, Ohio's 1992 Christmas shooting spree, the holidays are a painful reminder of loss, sadness, and an empty seat at the dinner table. "It was a nightmare for me and my family," Gullette told Fox Nation host Nancy Grace in a new episode titled "Crime Stories: Christmas Joy Killings." "This was one of the worst things that could possibly happen to our family.