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Justice For Cordell “Corey” Aarons Jr.

Cordell “Corey” Aarons Jr.’s family alleges their son was struck and killed by a drunk driver in Toms River, NJ on November 11, 2007 after walking home from his part-time job.

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Cordell "Corey" Aarons Jr., Family Alleges Son Was Killed By Drunk Driver
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Cordell “Corey” Aarons Jr.’s family alleges their son was struck and killed by a drunk driver in Toms River, NJ on November 11, 2007 after walking home from his part-time job.

Unheard Voices ran into the Aarons family at the Stop The Violence March in memory of Quiana Dees.

The parents of Cordell, Ann Aarons and Cordell Aarons Sr. talk about the incident that tragically took their son’s life.

Little media attention has been brought to the case. It seems as though, this matter might be getting swept under the rug in Toms River, NJ.

The family sspeaks out to get justice for their son.

Check out the video on YouTube as they speak about their son.

If you any information in regards to this case, please contact by emailing Unheard Voices


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Keith Covin is a computer scientist, educator, and social entrepreneur whose work bridges academia and activism. In 2004, he founded Unheard Voices to amplify underrepresented perspectives and ensure his community's stories were not only told—but truly heard. A proud alumnus of Rutgers University and Fairleigh Dickinson, Mr. Covin holds a Bachelor’s degree in English and African Studies, as well as a Master of Science in Computer Science. His unique blend of technical expertise and cultural insight fuels his mission to create meaningful platforms for engagement. In recognition of his unwavering commitment to equity and community empowerment, Mr. Covin has received honors from the NAACP (Unsung Hero), the State of New Jersey, and Neptune Township. In 2019, he was named a Man of Distinction—a testament to his transformative contributions and enduring legacy. "The cultural media difference today just doesn't allow the current media out there to genuinely give the common everyday people a voice. Unheard Voices is an online magazine that gives a sense of unity to all people whether they are black, white, orange, red or green. Everybody deserves a voice! Remember our voice is your voice and your voice is ours! Speak Up and Be Heard! Remember never be scared to voice your opinion!" -- Mr. Covin

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