Here are the stories of key actors in the Bonin case, one forever etched in memories of Southern Californians.
"Every group that comes through has their own Harvard Square experience that's forever etched in their memory," Ms. Jillson said.
Pomegranates never fail to delight me; their crimson juices and sweet and tart arils provided such joy for me throughout my childhood that they are forever etched in my memory and on my heart.
"As with Man landing on the Moon, Mandela walking free from his prison cell, and Derek Jeter's winning hit in his last game at Yankee Stadium - it was a photograph that will be forever etched in the memory," he wrote on the MailOnline.
Those first rehearsals are forever etched in my memory.
Like many Americans, the events of 9/11 are forever etched in my memory.
A pair of otherworldly photos from Superstorm Sandy will be forever etched in my memory of the historic hurricane.
Masahiro was only four years old, and his sister was two, when the bomb was dropped on Hiroshima in the morning of Aug. 6, 1945, its blinding flash, the "Pika" (Japanese for blinding light) followed by the boom, or "Don" (thunderclap) is forever etched in his memory.
It doesn't matter how many hot, tanned, bikini-clad girls you throw in my face, Benny, they'll never replace the image forever etched in my memory of a solitary, sentient tongue wandering around a house party searching for a beer.
For Manchester United supporters 29 May 1968 is forever etched in their memories as the day they became the first English winners of the European Cup.
ALDWELL--Edward, brilliant performing artist, master teacher, and gifted author of music textbooks, is forever etched in the memories of his many students and colleagues at Curtis over the past 35 years.
