Eve Carson was a shining light in her community and it was believed that she would go on to become a great leader to create positive change in the world.

That was until she walked to the short distance from her front door to her vehicle and was suddenly snatched by two people who were nothing but a burden to the very society that Eve was trying to improve.

This is monsters. Oh, Eve Carson was born on November 19th, 1985 in Athens, Georgia.

Eve's academic prowess was evident from an early age.

At Clark Central High School, she excelled academically,

earning the title of Class Valedictorian.

Her outstanding performance paved the way for her acceptance to the University of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill, where she received the prestigious Morehead-Kain scholarship.

That scholarship, known as the oldest and most esteemed merit-based award in the country,

recognizes individuals who demonstrate leadership, academic excellence, moral character, and physical vigor.

At UNC Chapel Hill, Eve pursued a challenging double major in political science and biology with aspirations of entering the medical field.

Her academic achievements continued to shine, earning her membership in the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society.

That recognition further solidified her status as an exceptional student and thinker.

Eve's leadership abilities were apparent throughout her academic career. In high school she served Her Her capacity to bring people together and inspire others became a defining characteristic of her leadership style.

In February of 2007, she was elected student body president, a position that allowed her to serve on the university's board of trustees.

Her campaign platform was ambitious and reflective of her enthusiasm for the college and its students.

Eve's leadership extended beyond student government.

She co presided over the Honors Program's Student Executive Board

and participated in the North Carolina Fellows Program, a four-year leadership development initiative.

Her involvement in various committees, including the Committee on Scholarships Awards and Student Aid and the Chancellor's Committee for University

Teaching Awards demonstrated her commitment to improving the university experience for all students.

Eve's dedication to community service was a defining aspect of her character.

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