To mark the fourth anniversary of the disappearance and death of Hillary Angel Wilson, friends and family gathered for a walk and candle light service.
On August 20, 2009, 18-year-old Wilson’s body was found in a field. Her murder has not been solved.
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Her family hosted a Justice for Hillary Memorial Walk Monday morning where they marched to the Manitoba Legislature. Later, mourners gathered again at the Legislature for a candle light vigil.
Wilson’s mother says it’s cultural tradition to stop after four memorials but she won’t stop looking for justice, “I wish this and many other cases could get solved,” she told Global News. “I’m patiently waiting and trying to do what I can.”
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