SC SC - Diana Willmeth, 36, Gaston, 6 May 2005

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Cold Case Mystery: Searching for Diana Willmeth's killer

Originally posted on May 3, 2006 - Updated July 11, 2020

"Investigators say they're close to catching the killer, they just need the evidence to prove it.

Major John Allard of the Lexington County Sheriff's Department says, "We do think that whoever the person or persons who killed Diana were, somebody knew her."

Gerda Willmeth is offering $5,000 for that crucial evidence in the hopes that next year she can have peace of mind, finally knowing who murdered her daughter."
 
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