Fragments of Harrison Boonstoppel’s life were scattered across the wooden floor of the Tampa home where he grew up. His school projects covered in crayon scribbles and glitter. Achievement ribbons of purple, blue and red. His old license plate, now plastered to a poster board, that reads “H Boon.” Accumulated over two decades, the items are memories … Continue reading ‘Can you get my son back to me?’ Tampa parents grieve after Ybor shooting