Stolen Lives 🕊️

Her Story

Chloe Alexander was just seven years old when her young life was tragically stolen on May 28, 2022, in Little Rock, Arkansas. What should have been a joyful Saturday spent with family became a day of unimaginable heartbreak.

Chloe and her family had traveled from Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and were on their way to the Little Rock Zoo. It was supposed to be an ordinary childhood adventure — a day of seeing animals, spending time with loved ones, and making memories. Instead, their vehicle became the target of gunfire near the zoo, and Chloe was fatally wounded.

According to investigators, the shooting stemmed from an ongoing dispute involving an adult member of Chloe's family. She was an innocent child caught in violence that had nothing to do with her. At an age when her biggest concerns should have been school, playing, and enjoying the world around her, her life was taken in an act of senseless violence.

This is a heartbreaking reminder that gun violence does not only affect those directly involved in disputes. Too often, innocent children and families suffer devastating consequences from conflicts they had no part in creating.

Chloe Alexander — forever seven, forever loved, and forever remembered.

More than four years after Chloe Alexander was killed, a jury found Kenjata Lamare Daniels Jr. guilty of capital murder and additional charges connected to the shooting that took her life.

On June 12, 2026, he was sentenced to life imprisonment plus 55 years. Although the conviction represents a significant step toward accountability, no court decision can restore the childhood, experiences, and future that Chloe lost.

An appeal was subsequently filed in July 2026.
Chloe's story remains a painful reminder of the innocent lives taken by gun violence and the families who must live with those losses forever.