The mother of one of the murdered University of Idaho students revealed a new tattoo based on a sample of her late son’s handwriting.
students showed off a touching tribute to her son on Monday. Stacy Chapin—whose 20-year-old son, Ethan, was stabbed to death along with three others in an off-campus house last November—revealed a new tattoo based on a sample of her late son’s handwriting during an interview on NBC’sshow.
Stacy said the design was based on a signed message Ethan had written to her in a card that said “I love you Mom” along with a drawing of a heart. Stacy also said her family would not attend the trial of—the man accused of the murders—because their attendance would not “change the outcome” of the case. “It’s energy that we need to put into healing our kids and getting back to a new family dynamic and working on that,” Stacy said.
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