US/Lafayette/LA - The family of one of the women linked to convicted serial killer Derrick Todd Lee is remembering the young woman, on the anniversary of the day she went missing, back in 2002.
A homemade cross marks the exact spot where Pam Kinamore’s body was found, five years ago.
Thursday afternoon, Kinamore’s mother and brother went back to that place near the Atchafalaya River.
DNA evidence linked Lee to Kinamore during the trial.
Kinamore’s mother, Lynne Marino, says its still hard to let go.
Meanwhile, Derrick Todd Lee, who’s on death row at Angola, has filed a request for an administrative remedy.
Lee says in the affidavit that he’s in painful conditions.
He also says he doesn’t like the camera that’s been placed in his cell, nor does he like to be in the black box handcuffs whenever he’s not in his cell.
"You were all part of God´s plan. He probably took most of you home. But he left us with a very empty spot." From a poem written by Sereena ABOTSWAY about her friends that had disappeared from the Vancouver Downtown Eastside.
