Dec. 21, 2025

DTL - Part 8: The Unsolved Killing of Christine Moore

DTL - Part 8: The Unsolved Killing of Christine Moore
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Season 9

23-year-old Christine Moore, a bright and ambitious LSU graduate student, laced up her running shoes for what should have been a routine jog through her Baton Rouge neighborhood.
But on May 24, 2002, Christine vanished without a trace, leaving her family and community gripped by fear and uncertainty. Three agonizing weeks later, her remains were discovered in a shallow grave behind a Church.
Autopsy reports revealed blunt force trauma to the head, but with no definitive evidence tying her to Lee the case remains shrouded in mystery more than two decades later.

Timestamps
04:17 The Life of Christine Moore
09:06 Christine's Disappearance
14:10 The Search for Answers
16:26 Discovery of Remains
19:22 Christine's Tragic Fate
22:49 The Quest for Justice
25:44 The Impact on Family
27:20 A Lasting Legacy

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In the sultry heat of Louisiana, where the bayous whisper

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secrets and the air hangs heavy with the scent of magnolias,

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a darkness lurked beneath the surface. Derrick Todd Lee was

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a man whose charm masked a sinister reality. He was

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a monster. Lee, a seemingly ordinary man with a disarming smile,

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led a double life that would unravel in a series

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of murders in the capital city of Baton Rouge and

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the surrounding areas. As the first reports of disappearances and

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murders began to surface, South Louisiana was thrust into a nightmare,

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igniting a frantic search for answers. The true horror was

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just beginning, and the hunt for a serial killer eventually

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known by just three letters, would reveal not only the

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depths of Dereck Todd Lee's depravity, but also the resilience

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of those most affected by his evil acts, the families

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and the survivors. This is dtl with Jerald Desoto's murder,

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freshened the minds of family and friends. They continued to

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believe that their beautiful sissy had met her demise at

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the hands of her husband. While you, the listener, know

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this to be untrue, back in two thousand and two,

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you wouldn't have been able to convince the family otherwise.

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Darren knew he didn't do it, yet he continued to

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feel the pressure of the eyes still on him. Some

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months would pass and Darren would need a break from life.

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He and friends made plans to go and enjoy the

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day out on the Chafuncta River. The best part was

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this was going to be a poker run. For those

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of you who haven't grown up in the river and

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done the river rat lifestyle, let me teach you real quick.

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One of my favorite t shirts says, baton Rouge a

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drinking town with a football problem. If that doesn't describe

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South Louisiana, then I don't know what does. We love

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a good excuse to party. From Marty Grass to Bark,

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we can flat out have a good time. A bar

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crawl and a poker run are similar, where you basically

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enjoy a boat ride down the river while stopping at

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multiple bars along the way and participating in whatever shenanigans

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have been planned. Oftentimes these are charity events or fundraisers,

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and when you stop at the designated bars. They may

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have trivia games or something special happening at that bar,

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which you complete as you stop. It's not a race,

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but in a poker run there is a winner. You

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get a playing card at each bar stop, and at

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the end everyone compares hands and the best hand wins.

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It's just a good time for all and it helps

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charity and business no matter what. Well, even in this

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poker run, Darren was consumed with pleading his innocence. Matter

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of fact, at one bar, he struck up a conversation

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with a fellow poker runner and they openly discussed his

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wife's murder. Darren explained he was innocent and he needed

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her murder solved. He even explained that police thought he

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did it, but it wasn't him. Well, guess what. The

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man he was speaking with just so happened to be

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an FBI agent. What are the chances of that? The agent, however,

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listened intently with never saying what he did for a living.

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After the poker run, he immediately detailed it all in

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a report and forwarded it to the local FBI office

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for adding to the case file. The thing was, Darren

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never admitted to doing anything wrong. He was maintaining his

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innocence and one of the real killer found the case. However,

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it was no closer to being solved. The only thing

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found was DNA under Jarlynd's nails, and Darren was found

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to not be the major contributor of the DNA under

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his dead wife's fingernails. Darren's DNA was expected to be

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there because they lived together the unknown persons, well, his

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was not. The thing is this, You can have all

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of the DNA in the world, but if you don't

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have a person to compare it to, you just have

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a DNA pro file. Four letters to be specific, a

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d T and g addening, thimine, cytosine and guindine. Those

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things all add up on a report and they detailed

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the complete and specific creation of one monstrous killer, but

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no name attached. And as you can see, the frustration

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was real. The search for an unknown killer continued. May

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of two thousand and two would roll around and back

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across the river. In Baton Rouge, twenty three year old

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Christine Moore was leveling up in life. She had already

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graduated from Melishue, but she was now a graduate student

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working towards her master's degree in social work. If ever

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there were a degree that was needed more across the US,

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it would be this one. Social workers are the unsung

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heroes of society, and this was the field Christine chose

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to devote her life to. In a nutshell, social workers

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just help others. This is done in a variety of ways,

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from domestic violence crisis intervention to f fly services for

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fractured homes, as well as geriatric care and support for

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the elderly who may be struggling. But Christine she had

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a love for children. Considering she came from a family

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full of them, that was a good thing. Christine was

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the oldest of seven children born to the loving Anthony

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and Louise Moore. Christine hit the jackpot as far as

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family was concerned. Her parents were everything a child could

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ever hope for. Her daddy a Vietnam veteran who understood

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the role of duty and service to others, and her mama,

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a loving and caring woman who wanted her children to

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be cultured, well read, and God loving young people. Those siblings, now,

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they were a bunch, but Christine was up for the challenge.

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The age difference alone giving her more of a maternal

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feel at the time than just being a big sis. Michelle, Anthony, Stephen, Veronica,

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and Claire all loved their big sister. She sparked joy

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in them and sometimes in a theatrical way. For an example,

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Christmas was always a huge event in their home. Dad

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went crazy decorating and gifts abounded. Love was everywhere and

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you could feel the excitement in the air. Christine would

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always direct the family play each year, giving her siblings

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a starring role in which she would direct, and this

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became an annual event that everyone would attend each year,

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even the cousins would come. The sisters were really lucky

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to have Christine and she could do so many things

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for them. Christine was an amazing hairstylist. She would take

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that old school hot comb and have her sisters looking

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just right before they left the house, and she worked

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hard to teach them all lessons about life through even

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the smallest of things. For example, she would assign chores

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to her siblings, but she would also pay them for

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doing them. She wanted them to have the same principles

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instilled in them that were instilled in her. You work

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hard and you earn the things you want. Hard work

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and consistency will always equal reward in some way, and

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Christine didn't just talk the talk y'all, she also walked it.

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She had receipts, as the kids would say, for all

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of her accomplishments, everything from advanced musicality to her academics.

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She had grown up in New Orleans, graduating from Xavier

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Preparatory School. But Sis didn't just graduate, she was a

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whole valedictorian. Not only that, she was also named the

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recipient of the Coveted Mother Catherine Drexel Award. Christine was

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a devout Catholic and she took her religious life seriously.

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The requirements for this award will vary depending on the organization,

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but in general, the winner is recognized for living a

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life of deep religious and moral conviction, supporting culture and

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social equality, and a focus on helping the poor. If

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ever a person should ever become a social worker, I

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would hope that they would hold these values. Miss Christine,

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she was quite simply a diamond in the rough and

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ready for the challenge. After graduation, she continued to mentor

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and participate in Catholic youth organizations while also beaming with

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pride to learn that after recruitment week she had been

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accepted as a new member of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.

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This sorority organization wants college educated women who are committed

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to the constructive development of its members public service, and

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they want a primary focus on the Black community. And

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that was right up Christine's alley. She had found her

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people and she had found her place to boot. She

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had also joined the LSU Gospel Choir, where she could

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proudly raise her voice with others while singing praises to God.

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Singing wasn't her only musical talent, though she was an

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accomplished musician. She was actually the drum major of her

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high school band, and she could play multiple instruments, saxophone, piano,

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you name it. She could master whatever she tried. She

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was just a natural and thus far it's easy to

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see that Christine Moore was a force of nature. Everywhere

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she went, she brought improvement, basically, always leaving things better

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than she found them. It was May twenty fourth, two

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thousand and two, and Christine's family was back home in

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New Orleans, while she had a normal plan for the

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day on campus in Baton Rouge. It was a Friday

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and a well deserved weekend was just on the horizon.

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Christine had been employed recently at a large call center

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named Convergys, but after about a month or so, it

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just wasn't working out and she resigned to fully focus

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on her master's program. Now, fitness was something that Christine

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believed in, and jogging was something she really enjoyed. The

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LSU Lakes are a common running ground for college students,

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but there are also other popular areas as well, including

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the Mississippi River Levee. Today, the levee path is roughly

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thirteen miles long and it runs right alongside the Mississippi River.

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And the path is wide fifteen feet to be exact,

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so it isn't uncommon to see joggers, cyclists, and people

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just walking and taking in the sites. There's plenty of

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room for everyone and no one has to be uncomfortably

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close to anyone else. This path starts at the Riverfront

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promen in downtown Baton Rouge, past the LSU campus and

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ending at Laberge casino and hotel. But back in two

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thousand and two that wasn't quite the case. The levee

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was in constant discussion in terms of needing updates and

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making it more accessible. Part of that discussion included more lighting,

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but that wouldn't happen for many, many years. The biggest

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argument for the moment was cows. Yeah, big old moo

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cows that grazed the levee and may get in the way.

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So improvements were still on the table at the time

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and yet to be completed. When Christine set out to exercise.

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None of these issues were on Christine's mind that day.

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She could run, just find down the levee and even

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pass the cow if necessary. So when Christine took off

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for her job that day, it was alarming when she

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didn't return. Later, she had a boyfriend who had no

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clue where she was. She wasn't at home, she wasn't

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answering the phone, nor was she at any of her

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normally frequented places. After some time, police were notified and

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had the unfre fortunate task of alerting Christine's family of

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her missing status. When the phone rang back at the

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home in New Orleans, they had no idea their world

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was about to be turned upside down forever. Her mother

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would take the call, and as the words were spoken

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and her mother processed what she was being told, she

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immediately collapsed to the floor, yelling, oh my God, help

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me help her. Screams were such that all of the

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children came running, and they dropped down to the floor

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to comfort their mother, Not even sure of what had happened.

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Their mother was so filled with grief that she literally

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began to crawl on the floor, pawing at the tile,

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unable to stand, but trying to get somewhere, anywhere but

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where she was in this moment? How can my daughter

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be missing? Where was she? How do you know she's

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even gone? Her thoughts then went to the darkest places,

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the ones no mother ever wants to visit in her

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own mind. What if she's dead? Her mom couldn't process

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the level of grief she was, so she just lay

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on the floor of the home, sobbing, as her remaining

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children tried unsuccessfully to soothe their mother. As words spread,

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the family became more desperate. The instinct to go find

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her was overwhelming. But where did they go? Where do

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they even start? So many questions with no answers. All

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they could do for now was wait, wait for the

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phone to ring, and then instantly dread what information the

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caller may have. This was the cycle, over and over

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and over again, until eventually police did call with some information.

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Christine's car had been found on River Road, not too

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far from elishu's campus. Specifically, Christine would commonly park her

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car at far Park Horse Activity Center just south of

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bright Side Lane, and that's exactly where her car was found.

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There was no foul play as far as they could tell,

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and Christine was old enough to disappear if she wanted to.

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Because of this fact, police needed to have permission to

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open her trunk. Now off the top, that sounds like

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a no brainer, but to a mother, all she likely

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heard was we want to see if your daughter is

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dead inside of her own trunk. Through crying eyes, her

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mother gave permission, and the police opened the trunk. They

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cracked the back, lifted the top, and luckily Christine was

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not inside. But was this good news or was this

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bad news? At the time, it was hard to tell,

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since the vehicle wasn't deemed to be part of a

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crime scene, it wasn't preserved or processed at that time

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for evidence. Christine was just missing and not dead. There's

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a big difference. If she lawfully parked the car there

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and then walked away. The police had no right to

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go through it without permission, but at least her car

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was found. Finding her would have been better. Police continued

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to investigate her disappearance with little to no leads. Days

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turned to weeks, still nothing. Ask yourself, how do you

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get in bed at night not knowing where your daughter is.

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It's unnatural. Your instincts want to run somewhere, and you

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want to go fast to save her. But where do

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you go? Police questioned Christine's boyfriend over and over, but

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they would eventually clear him of any involvement in her disappearance.

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There was simply nothing more to ask him. But one

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thing for certain is that people don't just disappear. This

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is real life, and something happened. Three full weeks would

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pass with no new advancements in the investigation, twenty one

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mornings without a phone call from Christine, twenty one dinners

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with a daughter not at the table, five hundred and

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four hours of wondering, thinking, crying, and hoping. Above all else,

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they were also praying for their precious Christine. But a

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nearby church was having an awful problem during those twenty

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one days. Eventually they would have to call police for help,

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and hopes that they could possibly locate the issue. Ebenezer

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Baptist Church lay right on the edge of East Baton

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Rouge Parish and the Ibberville Parish line. The church is

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quaint and nothing like the large monstrosities of churches with

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tons of moneies all over the place these days. No,

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this one is quiet. It's quaint and with a small

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white picket fence surrounding the porch. There was a large

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pond behind the church too, and it served as a

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beautiful place for Sunday barbecues and functions throughout the years.

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The pond also had a small ravine connected to it,

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and in that area the church was experiencing an animal

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problem like never before. It was now June, muggy and hot,

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but the animal activity was way more than usual around

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the church grounds. The parishioners were also frustrated by the

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smell near a waterway. It isn't uncommon for there to

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be a less than desirable smell, but this had been

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just putrid. Stray dogs had been seen chewing on bones

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from a likely downed animal a deer or what not

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may be hit by a car, but when the bones

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were seen up close, it struck a nerve with the

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churchgoers so much so they called police for a second

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opinion on these bones. When the police arrived, they checked

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the area for anything out of the norm. The wooded

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area behind the church was likely the home to all

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of the creatures causing the complaints. What police didn't expect

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to stumble upon in that same area was a decomposed body.

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A decomposed human body. Police and parishioners alike were shocked

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at the findings, and this scene was taped off. Investigators

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wouldn't have much to look at, though, because the body

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had been outdoors for a while now and it was

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basically a skeleton. The other issue was that the body

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had been separated and moved about by scavengers. The smell

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and the animal activity, now in retrospect made more sense

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than ever. June and South Louisiana is no joke, and

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that humidity combined with the heat, well, that would cause

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decomposition to happen much faster. The remains were elected and

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brought to the Medical Examiner's office for autopsy, but even

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that isn't quite right. An autopsy on skeletonized remains is

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really more of a forensic anthropological examination. The examiner was

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able to look at the obvious basics and find things

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like bone measurements that can give height, hips that can

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tell male or female, and if the person is younger

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or older, postpartum or not. The manner of death would

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be most important. The examiner looking for any obvious trauma

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that would explain death. Animal bites are gnawing would have

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to be ruled out versus tool marks if any defects

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were found on the bone, and putting the body back

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together would also prove a task in and of itself.

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Forensic anthropology is one of the most fascinating fields of

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study and often works hand in hand with law enforcement

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when identification of bones is needed. If not familiar. In

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a nutshell, forensic anthropology is the analyzing of skeletal remains

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to build a profile of the person. Details that can

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be determined include age, race, sex, height, presence or absence

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of trauma, and time since death. The bones were sent

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to the Wildly Famous Faces Lab at LSU. FACES is

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an acronym for forensic anthropology and computer enhancement services. Basically stated,

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they are the go to lab for identification of human

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bones and the wildly respected forensic anthropologist Mary Mannheim would

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receive the bones for inspection. If ever a tragedy were

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to strike your family such as this, doctor Mannheim would

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be the woman you would pray to take the case.

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When she inspected the bones, she identified as skull fracture

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as the likely cause of death, but other than this,

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no further determinations could be made. Police would compare the

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known findings to missing persons reports, which would be important.

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Did these bones seem to match anyone currently missing? And

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it turns out they did. Twenty three year old Christine

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More To be exact, DNA samples were taken from her

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family and compared to that of the body, and a

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match was determined. Christine's family would be notified that their

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worst nightmare had come true. Christine had been found, but

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she was dead and unfortunately not in one piece. The

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finality of it hurt just as much as the day

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they found out she was missing. The term closure is

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a joke, and anyone who uses that term vastly underestimates

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what it's like to lose someone to murder and murder

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this definitely was. According to medical examiner doctor Lewis Cataldi,

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Christine's death was the result of blunt force trauma to

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the skull Luckily, her skull was still intact, and when

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it was recovered, it was pretty obvious that she had

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suffered a serious skull fracture. Something had been brutally smashed

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into her head and that led to her ultimate demise.

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Where this occurred exactly was unknown, but the fact she

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was jogging on the levee, combined with the church's close

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proximity to that lefe, led to the likelihood that she

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was attacked nearby. Investigators now believed her vehicle had been dumped,

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and a more detailed look was given. Small things almost

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nothing's really would now seem like the big things, starting

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with the seat position on Christine's driver's side. Christine wasn't

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a large woman. The seat of her car, however, it

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wasn't a position way too far back for her to

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have comfortably driven the car. If her back were against

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the seat, she wouldn't have been able to reach the pedals.

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And why would she back the seat up just to

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sit uncomfortably on the edge. She wouldn't. Police now believed

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Christine wasn't the one who left the vehicle where they

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found it. Another person, someone certainly much larger than Christine,

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had last driven her vehicle inside the car her ida

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was located, but when it was originally located, police were

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unaware that a crime had even occurred. So DNA testing

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was done on her vehicle at this point, but no

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oh DNA was recovered. The whole case was just a

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sad one. Where would they go from here? Christine's dad

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was notified on Father's Day that her remains were now

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available to be taken for proper burial. As he drove

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to sign the paperwork, I'm sure his mind was all

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over the place. A day meant for rejoicing over the

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beautiful children he and his beloved wife had created was

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now one of immense sorrow. Someone thought so little of

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his beautiful little girl that he drug her into the

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woods and left her there for animals to scavenge. How

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could a human being look at another one and have

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no humanity, no care, no concern for them, and just

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to walk away like that. Pulling into the medical examiner's office,

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he reminisced about the days when he picked up little

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Christine from school, her jumping into his arms and hugging

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his neck, The days of high school where she made

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him so proud and she was never too cool to

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ride with old dad, and even college when he helped

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her drive to campus and got her settle. Then now

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he was leaving the medical Examiner's office with her, but

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no hugs, no smiles, just a literal bag of her

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remaining bones in the seat next to him. He couldn't

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hugger one last time, even if he wanted to, the

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shock of it all hitting like a ton of bricks

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as he stared numbly at the bag of human remains

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that were his daughter. As you can imagine, mister Moore

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had everything to be stressed about in that moment. How

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would he hand over a bag of remains to his wife,

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who was grieving herself to death at home. He still

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had six other children to attend to, but that didn't

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make losing one feel any better. Kids aren't replaceable. He'd

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survived the war in Vietnam, but even that paled in

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comparison to grief and the anger he was feeling in

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that moment. Being the amazing husband, father, and leader of

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the family that he was, mister Moore returned home to

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guide his family through the planning process of burying one

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of their own. Back in Baton Rouge, law enforcement wasn't

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giving up chasing down anything that could be potentially open

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up the case. This included reviewing Christine's last known workplaces.

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The East Batanrooge Parish Sheriff's office went to Convergie's telecommunications

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company and via a warrant, they collected detailed records on her.

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These records would include a coworker who got their attention,

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a male coworker named Christopher Wilson. Why he had police

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attention in that moment was not released to the public,

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but Christopher was twenty seven years old and he lived

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in Hammond, roughly forty five minutes from Baton Rouge. What

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I can tell you is that he was named an

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actual suspect in Christine's murder. Not only had they worked

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together at Convergys, but it was also found that they

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both had worked for West Communications. Eventually, though, it would

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be determined that they worked at different times for West

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Communications and they weren't employed in the same timeframe, making

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it even scarier. He was behind bars on kidnapping and

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rape charges in a totally unrelated case. The lead looked promising,

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but he wasn't yet under arrest for the murder, just

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a suspect being eyed closely. But another woman would call

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State Police headquarters with the story you may find interesting.

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She actually called the day after the decomposed body was found.

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Knowing what you know thus far in the series, her

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recount of an incident that happened will be bone chilling.

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Her name was Rachel, and she was worried about a

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black male that had knocked on her door. When she answered,

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he asked to speak to a man named John Smith.

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When she advised him that no man was there by

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that name, the stranger then came barging through her front door.

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She and the man would then have a strained discussion

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where she threatened to call police if he didn't leave immediately,

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which he did. She was able to see his vehicle

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as he sped off and told police it was a

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burgundy pickup truck. While that case would be reported, nothing

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would ever come of it, just for your knowledge. Although

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not linked at that time, Derek Toddley in fact owned

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a maroon Chevy extra cab pickup during that time. Hindsight

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is always twenty twenty. But even when no arrest comes

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out of report, Rachel's report was made, the investigation was

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still going though, and Christine's daddy was called in to

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complete a detailed FBI profile on Christine. Now why would

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this be helpful? Well. By analyzing a victim's characteristics like

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their lifestyle, jobs held, and their habits, it can in

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turn aid investigators in determining the offender's likely motives and characteristics.

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Behavioral analysts can examine the victim's life in background two,

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which could also aid in determining why they were targeted.

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The case remained open as Christine Louise Moore was officially

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laid to rest on Saturday, July twelfth, two thousand and two,

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back home in New Orleans. I probably don't have to

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tell you this, but it was a massive event, full

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of all of the respect and doting one deserves from

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such a loving family. Christine's sorority sisters showed up in droves.

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People whose lives she touched came from all over to

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pay their respects to such a wonderfl young lady. After

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the funeral service was held and people began to leave,

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there would eventually be eight people left to sit in

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silence together, a mom, a dad, and six siblings. Something

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very sad would also begin to creep into their minds.

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A very faith filled family began to question everything, placing

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themselves in Christine's shoes, the questions of what did she feel?

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Was she afraid? All of these questions to be forever unanswered.

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The saddest part of all was the shift of a

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faithful family who now questioned God, Why? Why her? This

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just couldn't be God's will. As for Christine's mother, sadness

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turned into depression, and depression turned into devastation of which

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she would never truly recover. The once shining matriarch of

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the home was no more. Instead there stood a woman

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who would grieve herself into the pits of despair. She

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would vocalize on many occasions that she was ready to go,

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she wanted to be with Christine. The years would slowly

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pass by when in two thousand and nine, just seven

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years after Christine's death, her mother too would pass away.

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Christine's murderer still hadn't been brought to justice. But the

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truth is that justice is just a word for a

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mama without a baby, there is no justice. One glimmer

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of hope would come from none other than the Lishue

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School of Social Work, who chose to dedicate a plaque

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in Christine's honor for her aspirations and achievements that she

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never had a chance to realize. That plaque remains out

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front of the building to this day. Maybe if you're

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on campus tailgating one Saturday, it'll catch your attention and

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you'll know in detail who Christine Moore was. Still today

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as I record this episode, Christine Moore's murder remains an

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unsolved cold case, but there are things to consider and

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ponder in your mind. Christine was out exercising prior to

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her death, just like Eugene, and just like Gina. Christine's

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car was driven most likely by her attacker, just like Connie,

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and just like Randy. Christine's body was dumped at a

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secondary location just like Connie. Just like Randy, and just

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like Eugene. Christine was in the LSU area when she

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was attacked, just like Ushenee, just like Gina, and just

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like Jerreline. Christine was struck in the head resulting in

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blunt force trauma, just like Connie, just like Randy, just

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like Eugene, just like Gina, and just like Jerreline. So,

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while this case remains unsolved, what do you think? I'm

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no FBI agent, but I know what I think. But

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whoever was out on the prow for women wouldn't be

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wasting any time destroying more lives. Just six days after

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Christine Moore was murdered, another young woman in town was

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preparing for an exciting trip just blocks from where Christine's

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car had been found. Charlotte Murray Pace was almost ready

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to hit the road for her bestie's big day, her

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wedding day, but just as she was set to leave,

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there would be a knock at her front door. Coming

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up on the next episode of DTL, twenty two year

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old Charlotte Murray Pace had already graduated with her undergrad degree,

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but she was now on track to becoming the youngest

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person to ever obtain an MBA at LSU. The home

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she rented was right near campus on Stanford Avenue. Murray

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now lived just three doors down from the home where

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Gina Green was murdered a few months prior. Either he

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noticed her shiny BMW or simply saw her beautiful face

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as she walked to her home. No one really knows,

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but however it occurred, Murray had no clue she was

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directly in the sights of a killer. There was a

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knock at the front door. He smiled, and locked eyes

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with her. But behind that kind face, he was smiling

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at his prey. The man was looking for someone in

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the neighborhood, but just as Murray began to explain he

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was at the wrong house, the man's innocent and inquisitive

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face evolved into one of extreme disgust. He couldn't hold

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the ruse anymore as he barreled forward into Murray without hesitation,

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and she found herself instantly in a fight for her life.