Welcome To Leah Freeman.com
Leah Nicole Freeman was a bright, beautiful 15 year-old living with her loving family in Coquille, Oregon.
On June 28, 2000 Leah disappeared. The community searched and searched for five long weeks. On August 3, 2000 Leah’s slain little body was found approximately nine miles from home. She had been murdered. The only information Leah’s family has been given to date regarding her tragic death is that it was the result of “homicidal violence.” They have not been given a detailed cause of death. The cause of death, as listed on Leah's death certificate, is “pending investigation.” To this day her murder remains unsolved.
This website has been created as a tribute to Leah. Additionally, various legal documents, such as Leah's birth and death certificates, police reports and various documents from the District Attorney’s office are available or will soon be made available. Leah’s family strongly believes it is her birth right as an American citizen to receive justice.
Her family invites you to browse this site, and to feel free to contact them via email or use the Forum to let them know what you think. The Forum is a perfect way to leave a message for Leah's family or simply your thoughts and remembrances of Leah. Registration is required to use the forum; however, the registration process is quick and easy and access is provided immediately upon registration.
With few answers and heavy
hearts, the family has continued to keep Leah’s memory
alive in the hope that one day their prayers will be
answered and they will finally have "JUSTICE
FOR LEAH".
"LEAH" A Poem Written By Cory Courtright
Coquille Valley Crime Stoppers Website: Dedicated to helping local law enforcement solve crimes which have been committed in our community. Please visit the website to learn more about this organization.
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Pictures From the Leah Freeman Memorial Candle Light Vigil Held On June
28, 2008
Perhaps you have information that could help this case, and if so, the family will respect any wishes you have to remain anonymous. It is their hope that anyone with any information will come forward and see to it that the guilty are held accountable.