The new information comes after hundreds of people gathered on the weekend to honor the dead woman's memory. Family, friends, and her professors attended a Catholic Mass. After the bread was broken, Lauren's last words were read from her journal she kept during her time as a law student. Her professor, Sarah Gerwig-Moore, shared them at the end of the mass.
She recited: "I forget sometimes at my job at it's most basic sense it's people going through horrible time in their lives. Of course they're upset."
The pretty blonde's dismembered remains were found outside her Macon
apartment on June 30. Cops say they are hoping forensic tests on items from the Maryland native's apartment and elsewhere could share new light on when and how Giddings was slain. She had recently graduated from Mercer University Law School and so far cops seem perplexed--although a neighbor is being held in custody for a series of burglaries. Cops say he is a person of interest. FOR MORE CHECK OUT 13WMAZ
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