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journo

British  
/ ˈdʒɜːnəʊ /

noun

  1. a journalist

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At 8:43 that Saturday morning she sent a text to her loved ones, according to her father, Doron Journo: “To the whole family, I want to say that I love you a lot, because I am not coming home.”

From Seattle Times

The funeral for Karin Journo was held Tuesday.

From Seattle Times

Because of the fracture in her right leg, Karin Journo had talked herself out of going to the Tribe of Nova music festival and sold her ticket.

From Seattle Times

Karin's father, Doron Journo, said she sent her family a text message in the early morning of Saturday, telling them she loved them and feared she would not come back.

From Reuters

"I want my sister back, I want everyone to find their missing family," Meitav Journo, sister of 24-year-old Karin Journo, told reporters in Tel Aviv, speaking alongside the relatives of other missing Franco-Israelis.

From Reuters