The Brief
- Hundreds of people showed up on Saturday to mourn the loss of D’Anthony Reaves, who was shot to death outside the Greyhound bus station on Forsyth Street on July 19.
- Saturday’s service was filled with music—something fitting for Reaves, whose brother described him as a “dancing machine.”
- Reaves’ brother, Deoinetea Hightower, said the family plans to start a foundation in Reaves’ name to help ensure all of his children are cared for—and to help fathers get off the streets and turn their lives around.
ATLANTA – Hundreds of people showed up Saturday to mourn the loss of a man who had 12 biological children and eight stepchildren.
What we know:
D’Anthony Reaves, who family members previously told FOX 5 claimed all 20 children as his own, was shot to death outside the Greyhound bus station on Forsyth Street on July 19.…