What I focus on when I'm working a case what drives me the most is the victims

I wanted to speak for them. I wanted to speak for Helene.

I just turned on the news woman found murdered in Denver, Colorado. I just grabbed my son and

screamed and cried. I just couldn't believe it was happening. Not to Helene.

Was it somebody she worked with at the radio station? Could it be the boyfriend that she just broke up within December?

You're giving the detective's names of people. Yes, we looked at everything. I was even like where was Ted Vundy at that time.

We have to look under every stone, every pebble. They're talking about hundreds of names here. Hundreds, thousands. She's driven.

Her tenacity is just remarkable. I knew I was going to find him. It was a competition between him and I.

The hardest pounding like, oh my god, this is real. I said I found him. I know who killed Helene.

40 years is a long time. That's 40 winners here in Colorado and countless snowfalls.

It was on a day like this that a young woman disappeared. Her name was Helene and Helene had a friend named Kimberly, a friend who kept her word.

Do you have any idea how many years you were signing up for when you made that promise? No.

For those nearly four decades, Kimberly LaTurrett kept her promise. 40 years looking at faces. 40 years meeting with detectives.

40 years retracing Helene's steps. When I make a promise and make a commitment, I follow through.

Helene never knew it, but she had another friend. You never met Helene. You feel like you know her? I do. I feel like I know her well as well as I possibly could.

She and then was three years old when Helene disappeared. It was in 2019 that she accepted a challenge. I had to win. I wanted to win for Helene.

Helene Prasinski grew up as the baby daughter in a close-knit family of five in Hamilton, Massachusetts.

Everybody that met her liked her company. Janet was her older sister by nine years.

But you didn't treat her as like this annoying younger sibling. You guys were probably dead. We were. She was my best buddy.

She came, she was a surprise I think to the family. And she just brought sunshine and life to our household.

I met her my freshman year of high school. She was a sophomore. We both were part of a singing group called Harmony.

And that's really where I got to know Helene very well. She loved the sing. Yes, she loved to perform. I'm involved with her Harmony, which is a musical group at the University of London.

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