Deanna Cremin was 17 when she was murdered near her home in Somerville, Massachusetts, on March 30, 1995. After spending the evening at her boyfriend Thomas LeBlanc’s house, she was reportedly walked halfway home by him, an unusual change from their typical routine. The next morning two children found her body behind a senior housing complex a short distance from her residence. She had been strangled.

Investigators identified LeBlanc and a few others as persons of interest, but no one has been charged. LeBlanc declined a polygraph and gave only limited cooperation, yet no direct evidence has tied him or anyone else conclusively to the killing. Deanna’s family has kept her case in the public eye with memorials, marches and billboards; the reward for information leading to an arrest is reported at $70,000. The case remains open.

Did anyone in Somerville at the time see Deanna that night or know where she was headed after she left LeBlanc’s home?