Marcia Logue, 34, was found dead on September 18, 1993, in a drainage ditch along Cameron Lane near the Peoria Motorcycle Club. Her body was located with a pillowcase lodged in her mouth. Logue was born November 14, 1958, in Jackson, Tennessee, and was the daughter of Charles C. and Doris J. Hemby Patterson. She was survived by her parents, a daughter named Heather Logue, a sister, and a brother, and was buried at Glendale Memorial Gardens in Pekin, Illinois.

Logue’s death was one of multiple murders discovered in Peoria County that month. On the same day, Helen Dorrance was found about 50 feet away, and another woman, Sandra Csesznegi, was found in a drainage ditch near Christ Church Road on September 26. All three women were known to have been involved in prostitution in the Peoria area.

An arrest and conviction followed in connection with these killings; the defendant was found guilty of multiple counts of first-degree murder and the jury found him eligible for the death penalty. Is there anyone who knew Marcia or her movements in Peoria in September 1993 who can help fill in what happened that week?