Kim Parker died 6 years ago today and we still don't know why

 If you subscribe you can read the very long article. The reporter, Cody Shepard from the Enterprise did a very thorough job and believe it or not.. after all these years... Cody turned up two facts that were overlooked by everyone until now.

https://www.metrowestdailynews.com/news/20190310/answers-sought-six-years-after-death-of-framingham-womans-sister

By Cody Shepard
The Enterprise

 “We have no more answers than we had the night she died,” said Stephanie Deeley, of Framingham, who is Kimberly Parker’s sister. “Kim was found unresponsive on her front lawn. The only person with her was her husband.”

ABINGTON — Kimberly Boleza Parker was one of the most adventurous people you could ever meet.

Whether it was bungee jumping, off-roading, riding a motorcycle, jumping from a plane or even letting her too-young-to-drive nephew operate a snowmobile nearly 80 mph down a hill in New Hampshire, she was always up for adventure.

But, as adventurous as she was, Parker was equally genuine.

Her sister, Stephanie Deeley of Framingham, remembers a time when she visited Parker while she was attending The Medical University of South Carolina for graduate school. They had gone out to dinner and were walking through a park on their way back to Parker’s apartment.

“There were a couple of homeless gentlemen in the park. I thought Kim was just going to give them our leftover food, but Kim went over, sat down on a bench with them, engaged them in a conversation,” Deeley said. “I was very standoffish, I’m embarrassed to say, but after a few minutes, I got involved and we ended up spending like an hour talking to these guys. To Kim... everybody was equal, everybody was valuable.”

Parker never had it easy in life. Her father died less than a month after her fifth birthday and her mother, who had serious health issues for years, died months after Kimberly turned 22. She was raised mostly by Deeley and her brother, Ed Boleza of Abington, and her friends.

But she was still highly successful. She owned a home, she became a bio-safety officer at two different hospitals in Boston and a bio-safety manager at a third. She also worked for the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services, responding to hazardous materials incidents.

But six years ago today, under what her family say are suspicious conditions, it was all taken from her.

Parker was found unresponsive on the front lawn of the East Bridgewater home she shared with her husband, Richard R. Parker. She was rushed by ambulance to Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital. But it was too late. Doctors pronounced Kimberly Parker dead.

Her family says they are left with the same questions they had immediately after her death.

“We have no more answers than we had the night she died,” said Deeley. “Kim was found unresponsive on her front lawn. The only person with her was her husband, who was facing charges for attempted murder and a slew of other charges against her, which he was later convicted of and is serving time for. Rich has never been questioned about Kim’s death.”