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Family Responses to Tragic Loss: Memorials and Calls for Accountability
6/5/2026, 11:00:37 PM
Memorializing Enoch: Forever 7 Jewelers
The Haworth family renamed their Dillon jewelry store after 7-year-old son Enoch, who died in a September 2025 bicycle accident. After 35 years at the former site, the shop moved up the block and reopened as Forever 7 Jewelers, offering diamonds, gems, Montana sapphires, Yogos, and vendors from Idaho and Philipsburg, and plans to add casting and repair services.
Seeking Answers: Radravu Family
Cema Volau seeks answers after her 30-year-old son Sakeasi Osea Radravu died at Valelevu Health Centre. Police confirmed the death; the CID opened an inquiry and ordered a post-mortem. Volau alleges police and military officers assaulted her son on April 23 after he was taken to Valelevu Police Station, leading to his death. She denies pressure to waive the post-mortem.
Official Statements
Police confirmed Radravu’s death, announced the CID investigation and post-mortem, and said the probe will examine joint task-force involvement. The Haworth family called the renamed store a living memorial, highlighted community support, and noted its local artisan showcase.
Criticism
Volau criticized police and military actions, alleging assault and demanding accountability; no police response appears in the sources.
Field Reports
Cameron and Regina Haworth commented on the store’s renaming and community support. Volau told FBC News her allegations and said investigators visited her home.
Key Data
- Enoch Haworth, 7, died September 2025; store operated ~35 years.
- Forever 7 Jewelers, new location; sells diamonds, Montana sapphires, Yogos; vendors from Idaho, Philipsburg.
- Sakeasi Osea Radravu, 30, died at Valelevu Health Centre; alleged assault on April 23; post-mortem ordered.
- CID investigation ongoing.
Conflicts
Volau alleges police assault, but police statements only confirm the death and the CID inquiry, without confirming or denying the assault. The cause of death remains pending post-mortem, and no verification of the alleged assault is available.
Future
The Haworth family will add casting and repair services to Forever 7 Jewelers. The CID continues its investigation, with the post-mortem pending and inquiries into police involvement.
Quotes
- "It's a living memorial for him.... Forever 7 Jewelers... Some days it's a sad thing to talk about. Some days it's a happy thing to talk about. It's something that's going to last a lifetime. It's beautiful. It's in his name, in his honor, and in his memory." — Cameron Haworth, Co-owner
- "He was there all day. That day he was actually collecting bugs for our friend that owns the cottage across the street, so that he could buy a ring for his 'wife'." — Regina Haworth, Co-owner
- "We found this location, and it's perfect." — Regina Haworth, Co-owner
- "Even visitors who are not making a purchase are welcome, particularly those who want to share a memory of Enoch." — Forever 7 Jewelers messaging
