Siblings pleading with public to help find who killed their brother

ATHENS, Ala. (WHNT) — A family of siblings in Limestone County are still searching for answers after their brother was hit and killed last December.

According to the Athens Police Department (APD) Erskin Jacobs was crossing the road when he was run over and 2 months after the incident, investigators are still looking for who is responsible.

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“I’m still in shock, confused, it doesn’t feel like it’s real,” said Jacobs’ sister Tara.

Jacobs was killed near the intersection of Highway 72 and Hines Street in Athens while walking to a friend’s home.

For his siblings Tara and Calvin, its been an emotional start to the new year without their oldest brother who they say kept the family together.

“He was a joy to be around and I’m missing a part of me, I’m still numb, it’s like I’m living in a dream and I can’t wake up,” Tara told News 19.

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The Jacobs family explained the tragedy has been difficult to process and the hardest part is knowing the person responsible is still out there.

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