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11:19Now PlayingSitting barefoot on the floor of her one-bedroom apartment more than a year after her twin daughters were killed, Anjum Coffland sifted through large plastic bins filled with memories of her girls. Brittany and Tiffany were just 16 when they were killed by their father before he took his own life in March 2017, a month after he and Anjum separated. Today, she still lives in St. Charles, Illinois, and visits her daughters' graves regularly. She revealed how she's keeping their memories alive. #InsideEdition
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