But in an interview this week with the Washington Post - her first since the story broke - she said she is eager to tell her story.
Susan Crockett stood in front of her one-story Palm Coast home, which now has a huge black hole where the four-seater plane went down Friday afternoon, killing all three people aboard.
Her one-story beige house, on a hillside surrounded by oak and birch trees, has only three small bedrooms, but there are two beds in the living room and more in the basement to handle the occasional overflow.
Minutes later, a photographer snapped the most famous photo of the London riots the image of a Polish woman jumping from her neighboring second-story apartment into the arms of firefighters as flames from the Reeves's store engulfed her building.
Perhaps due to her separate story-line, the writers of The Walking Dead have subjected us to nearly one half of the entire season devoted entirely to the most irritating character in the show.
In Jonathan Kozol's latest book, The Shame of the Nation, and in Sarah Sentille's book, Taught by America - the story of her two-year stint teaching in Compton, California - the authors recount that schools with majority black populations had filthy classrooms and obsolete textbooks - when they had textbooks at all.
She and her husband bought a four-story waterfront village house next to the country park.
This is Susan's first broadcast interview in her own words since the story broke on Channel Four News - when her remarks were voiced by an actress.
Kanika and her start-up have a compelling story and have received plenty of media attention.
Perhaps he could see to it that I could talk to Jones alone -- and check out her story.
Creative director Noah Hughes said the goal was not to recreate the Lara Croft character but to show her at her genesis -- to tell the story of where Lara had come from.
This latest bit of bad news for the disgraced cyclist comes courtesy of Selena Roberts, the former Sports Illustrated scribe best known for breaking the Alex Rodriguez-tested-positve-for-steriods story during her tenure at SI.
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Ms. Carrasco, 20, who appears in the movie with her three brothers, recalled how real-life anxiety over her Sweet 16 party filtered into the story.
Morton is the author of previously revealing best-selling biographies Diana: Her True Story and Monica's Story.
During the storm, Berggren and her patients were trapped inside the 24-story building as flood waters rose.
And Ms Davidson - just re-appointed in the new cabinet - has her own "same old story" rejoinder to head teachers' complaints.
Somebody kind of messed up and let his or her air conditioner fall from the third-story window onto our roof, which led to a visit from the neighbors.
Her story of being a self-made millionaire who started with nothing at age 30 and became rich, is amazing and how she taught my whole family to invest, is very much a part of why I do what I do.
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The most heart-rending story is that of 5-year-old Dayana Arlotti and her father William, who were both unable to find space on a lifeboat.
As Emin stands before the impressive four-story building and searches for her keys, it's impossible not to notice how far the artist has come.
Gordon worked indirectly for Andersen in the mid-1990s, but her perspective for this story comes from talking to dozens of Andersen's recent clients and employees.
Her life story from unknown Scot to multi-million-selling recording artist has itself been made into a musical, which opened in the UK last March.
Vivian's experiences drive the story, with her comically off-kilter obsessions with her body and developing sexuality serving as the basis for a lot of the humor.
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But her book also tells a more universal story - of a mother's love and a mother's loss, and a tribute to a young life that was cut short before its time.
Yet at least the story has been reported - and her family knows what happened to her.
When Joan Cohen, an architect, and her husband, a developer, bought a six-story 1891 townhouse on West 70th Street in 1999, she said they were not fully prepared for years of headaches.
It took art curator Eileen Tognini, 52, about 25 years and her daughter moving out to go to college before she and her husband finally turned the interior of their three-story, 2, 500-square-foot Victorian 1882 brownstone in what's called the Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia into the contemporary design they'd long wanted.
To get even more color on her market, Jarecki posted research surveys at her company's site and inserted them into the dye packaging. (Buyers who filled them out received a free "My Betty Is Ready" black cotton T-shirt.) About 1, 000 responses told a surprising story: Less than 5% of her customer base came from the 18- to 25-year-old demographic, and half lived in non-urban zones like Nebraska, Washington and Arkansas.
And I told her that it was because of her willingness to share her story and the extraordinary activism that she and people like her all across the country displayed -- not just this year, but over the last several years -- that we are finally this close to getting reform done.
They call her Mom-Oprah, according to a recent Forbes cover story on the media billionaire.
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