'Until we meet again Maddie May': Madison Mogen’s great-grandmother gets 'angel wings' tattoo
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MOSCOW, IDAHO: The investigation into the murders of four University of Idaho students -- Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin -- still continues three weeks after they were found brutally stabbed on November 13 at their off-campus house in Moscow. The suspect remains at large with no potential lead. In their memory, Dylan Mortensen, who was earlier considered as a person of interest, shared a tattoo of angel wings honoring her late friends. Now, more than 20 friends, and Mogen's great-grandmother, 92, have gotten 'angel wings' tattoos in her memory.
Kaylee Goncalves and Madison Mogen were best friends since 6th grade and spent most of their time together. At the vigil, Kaylee's father, Steve Goncalves, told NewsNation that both friends were found dead in the same bed and now Kaylee’s ashes are resting right next to Mogen’s at the Goncalves’ house. In Madison's memory, a page on Instagram run by Jessie Frost called 'jessiefrostphotopgraphy', shared a video showing several people getting matching tattoos which also included Madison's great-grandmother. Frost explained that 23 people, including family and friends, got matching 'angel wings' tattoo to honor their late friend and pay tribute to the Idaho victim.
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Jessie Frost captioned the Instagram post, "Until we meet again Maddie May! So about 23 of us went and got tattoos for Maddie we all got her one tattoo which was angel wings left arm. There was about 10 of us that it was are first tattoo and mine too. If you know me I’m not a tattoo person, never say never, but I am into peer pressure lol. Such a special day with people I can call family. Love you all and we all have a special piece of Maddie with us. Her great grandma 92 years old got her first tattoo too!" People remembered Madison in the comments and paid their tributes.
Check out the video here.
23 people get matching tattoos in Madison Mogen's memory
One user wrote, "This is great!!! I love this energy. I love they’re all there for each other. They’re just living life for maddie and helping them cope" Another user appreciated this move and tweeted, "This is amazing and shows how truly loved she was" One more user noticed Madison's great-grandmother who is 92 and wrote, "This is pretty special and I loved seeing Grandma in there"
One user appreciated so many people coming together to remember Madison and commented, "This is such a beautiful way to honor her". Another user commented something along the same lines saying, "What an awesome way to remember her". One more user commented, "If anything ever happens to me, I hope every gets basic puzzle pieces like mine. So we can forever stay connected."
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