The event featured a candlelight vigil, a ribbon tying ceremony and pictures of victims. Diane Witcher attended to honor her son Rufus, who was shot and killed in March 2024.
While the 36-year-old's murder remains unsolved, Witcher said she is thankful for the detectives who are working to bring justice to her family.
"Yes, my only son," Witcher said. "[I] just want justice for my baby, you know, that's all I want... I love him and we miss him dearly."
Witcher said this time of year is extremely difficult for her, but she knows she is not alone.
Families who have lost a loved one to homicide and need support can contact Henrico County's Victim Witness Program at 804-501-1680.

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