Stephanie Parze

A proposed law named after a woman who authorities say was killed by her ex-boyfriend aims to give potential victims a heads-up about lurking predators.

Of all the heartbreaking crimes in the history of New Jersey, a major website says this is our state's most infamous.

The public registry would also include individuals who are named on permanent restraining orders, and anyone who has violated a restraining order.

Ed Parze, Stephanie's Dad, joined us on 'Shore Time with Vin and Dave' on 94.3 The Point and 105.7 The Hawk to discuss what led to creating the Stephanie Nicole Parze Foundation and how it continues to grow and help so many individuals and families.

Come out and celebrate (virtually) the 27th Birthday of the late Stephanie Parze in an event being held on her birthday.

Her ex-boyfriend John Ozbilgen is considered by prosecutors to be responsible for her death and was never charged.

The Stephanie Nicole Parze Foundation provides help and brings awareness to domestic violence and missing persons and create a variety of different avenues to make help available.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month in 2020 also marks one year since a young Freehold Township woman was last seen by her family, and was presumably killed by her ex-boyfriend.

The slain woman's father will announce the creation of a nonprofit foundation that he hopes will keep his daughter's memory alive and bring hope to victims of violence.

The man believed to be responsible for the death of a 25-year-old woman whose body was found last month along Route 9 left two separate suicide notes.

Funeral services were held Friday for a woman whose remains were found months after she disappeared from her home.

Show your support at events taking place this weekend.