MARBLEHEAD — Phyllis Karas spent decades as a journalist investigating crimes, interviewing killers, and writing about the aftermath of violence. But the story she struggled the longest to tell was the one that had been sitting inside her own family for generations. “I just had to stop and say, ‘Okay, stop covering it up, stop writing other people’s stories and get down and write your own family’s,’” Karas said. “It was time.” That decision led …
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