August 1993 Likee most of us, Christine Davis Duncan wasn't perfect.
She got pregnant the night she graduated from Selma High School in 1967 by a young man who didn't stick around to marry her.
She went on to finish two years of junior college in Reedley, got a good job at the Internal Revenue Service Center in Fresno and got married.
But she started drinking too much. The drinking took a toll on her liver and she was forced to take an early retirement in 1989 after 15 years with the IRS, the last five working out of the
San Francisco district office.
The drinking didn't help her marriage, either, which ended in divorce, also in 1989.
And finally, Duncan's troubled life came to a brutal end early Tuesday when someone invaded her modest four-bedroom house at 5857 E. Shields Ave. in northeast Fresno and stabbed her about a dozen times with a knife. She was 44.
She got pregnant the night she graduated from Selma High School in 1967 by a young man who didn't stick around to marry her.
She went on to finish two years of junior college in Reedley, got a good job at the Internal Revenue Service Center in Fresno and got married.
But she started drinking too much. The drinking took a toll on her liver and she was forced to take an early retirement in 1989 after 15 years with the IRS, the last five working out of the
San Francisco district office.
The drinking didn't help her marriage, either, which ended in divorce, also in 1989.
And finally, Duncan's troubled life came to a brutal end early Tuesday when someone invaded her modest four-bedroom house at 5857 E. Shields Ave. in northeast Fresno and stabbed her about a dozen times with a knife. She was 44.
August 1993 Likee most of us, Christine Davis Duncan wasn't perfect.
She got pregnant the night she graduated from Selma High School in 1967 by a young man who didn't stick around to marry her.
She went on to finish two years of junior college in Reedley, got a good job at the Internal Revenue Service Center in Fresno and got married.
But she started drinking too much. The drinking took a toll on her liver and she was forced to take an early retirement in 1989 after 15 years with the IRS, the last five working out of the
San Francisco district office.
The drinking didn't help her marriage, either, which ended in divorce, also in 1989.
And finally, Duncan's troubled life came to a brutal end early Tuesday when someone invaded her modest four-bedroom house at 5857 E. Shields Ave. in northeast Fresno and stabbed her about a dozen times with a knife. She was 44.
She got pregnant the night she graduated from Selma High School in 1967 by a young man who didn't stick around to marry her.
She went on to finish two years of junior college in Reedley, got a good job at the Internal Revenue Service Center in Fresno and got married.
But she started drinking too much. The drinking took a toll on her liver and she was forced to take an early retirement in 1989 after 15 years with the IRS, the last five working out of the
San Francisco district office.
The drinking didn't help her marriage, either, which ended in divorce, also in 1989.
And finally, Duncan's troubled life came to a brutal end early Tuesday when someone invaded her modest four-bedroom house at 5857 E. Shields Ave. in northeast Fresno and stabbed her about a dozen times with a knife. She was 44.
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