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(KLZA)-- A Lincoln tattoo artist, Wes Staley, has turned a two-story University Place wall into a mural, honoring the life of Brandon Teena, a Lincoln trans man killed in 1993 in Richardson County.
Staley said that Teena- story has been important to him, all of his life.
The LUX Center for the Arts sponsored the mural.
Teena who was from Lincoln was living in Falls City and was killed along with two other people at a farmhouse south of Humboldt.
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