A fisherman found the body of 26-year-old Rosalind Meziere floating in the Cane River near Pratt's Bridge in Natchitoches, Louisiana.

The Meziere siblings remember Rosalind as a vibrant, caring person who adored her family.

Rosalind had two young sons and was last seen leaving for work by the Natchitoches Regional Medical Center.

The Sheriff's Office determined her cause of death as possible drowning with minor trauma to her face, suggesting a recent altercation.

The Meziere family believes Rosalind was murdered and has criticized the handling of the investigation.

They hope for accountability and justice in solving Rosalind's case, which remains open after 33 years.

More than 44 years after the murder of nursing student Mary Robin Walter in Great Bend, Kansas, her former neighbor was sentenced to 10 to 25 years in prison for the crime.

The case had gone cold until a detective convinced the sheriff to reopen it in 2022.

New evidence pointed to Steven L. Hanks, who admitted to the killing during new interviews.

Hanks, now 70, received his sentence for second-degree murder, departing from his original plea agreement.

The case is believed to be the oldest cold case in Kansas to result in a conviction, bringing closure to a tragedy that had remained unsolved for decades.

On July 23, 1980, world-class musician Helen Mintiks disappeared during a break at the Metropolitan Opera House. Found twelve hours later in an air shaft, she had been thrown from the roof.