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Contributed photoDying teen calls for his...123456BARRIE - As Joey Tanner lie bleeding to death at Duckworth Street Plaza, he was crying out for his mom.
But Liz Tanner was in Hamilton, wondering why her son wasn’t home.
A day earlier, on June 15, 2007, the 16-year-old Hamilton teen left home with his mom telling him to “be good.”
“He always came home,” said Liz.
At around 11 a.m., she got the call from police to get to RVH as soon as possible.
Her husband stepped on the gas all the way. In silence, she kept wondering how the heck her son got to Barrie.
They were 30 minutes too late.
“He’s gone,” said the nurse. “We did everything we could.”
Bewildered and broken, the Tanners could do nothing but drive back to Hamilton. It wasn’t until much later that the pieces slowly fit together.
Tanner was like many