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Christopher Palmer still remembers that smile, that red dress worn by his second-grade classmate, Jennifer Sue Delgado.

She was murdered June 6, 1988.

It was tragic in the sense that she was so young, and it was for no reason at all that we

know of.

And she lived right across the street from the laundromat.

It's been 33 years since 8-year-old Jennifer Sue Delgado was killed after walking with her mother to a laundromat

across the street from their San Antonio home.

Eight-year-old Jennifer Su Delgado was stabbed to death while helping her mother at a laundromat in San Antonio.

Jennifer's case remains unsolved, but one of her second-grade classmates has been trying to make sure it's not forgotten.

The memorial for me brings a sense of closure. We can't have justice in terms of finding the killer.

This ensures a way that she's never forgotten.

Zach Briggs is a reporter with Ken's 5 in San Antonio, Texas.

Zach, thanks for joining us.

Yeah, thank you for having me.

Zach, you've been reporting on a memorial created to honor a little girl named Jennifer

Sue Delgado.

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