'That pain doesn't go away': Families push to crack unsolved cases, hold first 'Empty Chair Project' protest
Loved ones of people murdered or missing gathered for a silent protest at the state Capitol. Together, the group is pushing for more resources and awareness for cases all over the Valley and Arizona.
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