The 22-year-old former South River High School student had just graduated from college with a degree in creative writing.
He was on a cross-country trip visiting old friends in the Annapolis area when he was stabbed to death earlier this week, according to his family.
His body was found by police behind the Cherry Grove Shopping Center off Forest Drive around 2:20 a.m. Wednesday.
He had attended South River for his freshman and sophomore years before his family moved to Carlsbad, Cal., where he graduated from high school in 2005. He then went on to the University of California at Santa Cruz and...
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Condolences - 2009-11-21 19:19:50
First and foremost I'd like to extend my condolences to The Gram family...However It makes me really upset that this news is just hitting the newspaper, I feel as though because he was a white male that maybe people made it seem as though he wasn't important. I mean come on people this guy was found on Wednesday this should have been in the paper on Wednesday....I mean people go away and come back to visit and they don't return to their hometown safely please we need to pray for peace in our world because alot of people have too much malice in their hearts.
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Very sad indeed - 2009-11-21 07:50:07
But is this story getting buried because the victim is white?
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Very Sad - 2009-11-21 00:21:47
I want to say that I work with Ken's sister Danielle Gram as a board member of Kids For Peace (www.kidsforpeaceusa.org)and although I didn't know Ken, I do know that he was an amazing spirit. We are all truly saddened by this news here in California and on behalf of Kids For Peace members everywhere we send our message of peace throughout the world in honor of Ken and his fine family.
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Quit sad - 2009-11-20 17:09:17
I hope our Police catch the perpetrators.
Condolences to Mr. Gram's family.
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Condolences - 2009-11-20 17:05:54
To the families that are effected by this tragedy.
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what took so long? - 2009-11-20 16:11:20
I am very surprised that a violent murder was committed in Annapolis and it took the Capital (at least online) 2 days to report this...Isn't the whole point of having a web page to report breaking news?
And how many murders have there been in Annapolis this year? More information, please!
My condolences to to Mr. Gram's family - he sounded like a lovely person. What a shame!
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