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president of the Police Union
Question: Was the person who made that statement Alex Marentas, Officer Wallace's boyfriend at the time Kait was murdered? Asked on Wednesday, October 21, 2009 at 03:33:14 PM Reply: Yes, the person who made that statement was Alex Marentas. He allegedly was a field officer at Kait's scene. Several people have posted on this message board or told us by private e-mail that he was Officer Mary Ann Wallace's boyfriend at the time of the murder, but we have no way to verify that. Answered by: Kait's Mom

Mayor Berry
Question: Contact him. Convince him to get interested in this case. Asked on Sunday, October 18, 2009 at 08:50:57 PM Reply: The last thing a new mayor wants is to (1) become involved in a controversial mess that his predecessors have abandoned and/or (2) turn the police union against him. When mayor Jim Baca attempted to establish a citizen review board for police-misconduct cases, the president of the union told the media, "If he screws with us, we will do everything possible to defeat him in the next election." Which they did. The mayor has no control over APD. It's the other way around. Answered by: Kait's Mom

he;;p
Question: First of all, i am so sorry to here about your loss. i cant imagine how tough it must be. well, i am currenlty reading your book and i will do whatever i can to give you clues. i am currently on chapter 5. i am just wondering, how did you build up the courage to right a book about your daughters death? O and your daughter is very pretty. well that is pretty much it. You are an amazing author and i wish you the best of luck. Please reply. if you have any questions feel free to ask. Asked on Friday, October 16, 2009 at 07:23:03 PM Reply: I didn't have to "build up courage" to write WHO KILLED MY DAUGHTER?. Writing that book GAVE me courage, because being able to keep the facts of Kait's case from becoming buried made me feel less impotent. Answered by: Kait's Mom

Book Lover LOL
Question: im so sorry ti hear about your daugther... it must be awful for you to have gone through soemthing lke that... i know it doesnt make you feel any better when they tell you "im sorry for your lose" u just want them to shut the hell up!!! i love to write. someday i hope to become famous writer just lie you!!! i love to write, but i never let anyone read... i dont know why... ive written 15 stories in all!!! well... wish you the best luck... please write tuns of new books... i love them!!!! ive read them all like a thousand times each!!! attoz. annasophie Asked on Friday, October 16, 2009 at 05:12:41 PM Reply: Thank you for that kind message, and I wish you a lot of success with your own writing projects. Answered by: Kait's Mom

Me again
Question: Mrs. Lois, I wish to interview you somehow to show people who have lost things how you feel, my father left me when I was still in my mother's belly! My sister's dad, Steven, left us too, for some "Italian" babe, Mandi .But, Lois, I have gone something like you, like I metnioned, we thought Mychel did the killing of my beloved Max, but he was found innocent... I just wanted to know if I could somehow. Contact me somehow! I will keep chcking your website! I am also in the 7th grade, and 12. But, my library has your book, but it's in storage, we're remodeling the library... -Jessica C. contact me @ c.j415@yahoo.com Asked on Friday, October 16, 2009 at 07:49:34 AM Reply: I'm so sorry for all that you've experienced, Jessica. I pray that the rest of your life is going to be easier. Answered by: Kait's Mom

Kait's boyfriend...
Question: Mrs. Ducan, I am 12, and currently a huge fan of you books! I also have read Agatha Christie's books, Nancy Drew, Hardy Boy, and a little of Sherlock Holmes. You mentioned Kait's boyfriend... Dung...something? Did you question him? I am sorry to say this, but my boyfriend died last year on Halloween. I was questioned, and I was only eleven! Max Jaimison was hit by a drunk-n-driver, and died in my arms. They first questioned his older sister's ex-boyfriend, Mychel because I was "sexy" to him, he was fifteen! Yeah, right, come on. Well, he did it! I just want to know, will you question him? I feel terribly sorry for your loss of Kait. I'm the middle of five... Laura, Courtney, Jessica (me), Mary D., and Rebecca (Becca) or (Ribbit). I was almost killed once, I know how it feels to see your life flash before your eyes. Just like in the "Third Eye", drowning is a horrible way to die, I was given CPR to save me. I ust want you to know, Kait is still here, I can feel her, she is trying to tell you who killed her. I'm so sorry! Luv lots, Knowing Jessie Asked on Friday, October 16, 2009 at 07:43:27 AM Reply: What a terrible story! I'm so sorry. I am not legally allowed to "question" Dung on my own. That would be considered harassment and he could have me arrested. Only law enforcement is allowed to question him. Answered by: Kait's Mom

Tally Keeper
Question: Many years ago I read "Who Killed My Daughter," and in my last year of middle school did a book report on it. You were kind enough to let my interview you for the book report I did. I've been waiting for the update, "The Tallykeeper," and was wondering how the book is coming along? Do you have any more information? I'm not a sophomore in college, and am a Resident Assistant for the University. I recommend your book to all of my residents; it's important that they know the dangers that lurk behind them. After all, the majority of them are only 17 and 18 as well. I am also a Criminal Justice major as well, inspired greatly in part to yours and your family's story. You and your family are in my prayers and thoughts, Kayla Asked on Thursday, October 15, 2009 at 07:13:35 PM Reply: Thank you for introducing your residents to Kait's story, Kayla. As you can see by the information on this Web site, we know a lot more today than we did when WHO KILLED MY DAUGHTER? was published. When THE TALLY KEEPER is published I will certainly announce that on this Web site. Answered by: Kait's Mom

Kaitlyn and Sharon
Question: I have just started reading your book. I decided to look up lon the internet to see if you had found who murdered Kaitlyn. When I came across your website I read through it. Something really stuck out to me. Have you been able to find out why Sharon changed her story about what time Kaitlyn arrived at her house? Also since she has not given you permission to see why she was really in the hospital the night of Kaitlyn's funeral, has she finally told you or anyone what happened to her? Thanks and best of luck, Nikki Asked on Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 06:16:51 PM Reply: I don't know why Sharon changed her story. I can only assume that something took place in the three missing hours of Kait's final evening that Sharon belatedly decided must not be known about. She has stuck to her story that she was in the hospital at the time of Kait's funeral because her dog bit her. Answered by: Kait's Mom

Your Book(:
Question: Hi! I found your book in my school library and began to read it. Have you found the killer yet? Sorry but I'm afraid to use my name. Asked on Monday, October 12, 2009 at 04:31:19 PM Reply: Kait's case is still unsolved. Answered by: Kait's Mom

cont. questions
Question: I was so happy to hear back from you. What is the significance of the British version of \"Don\'t Look Behide you\" and the composite sketch if the suspect drawn by the psychic Noreen Reiner? This gave me chills! Also, what about DNA evidence? -Bridgette Asked on Monday, October 12, 2009 at 07:56:05 AM Reply: Noreen Renier believes Kait psychically sent her the vision of that face -- which she then described to a police artist who drew the sketch -- as a way of sending us the message, "I was NOT killed in a random shooting. I was killed by a drug dealer's hitman, like the one in Mother's book." Neither Noreen nor the police artist could have seen the picture of the hitman, as it wasn't on the jacket of the U.S. edition of DON'T LOOK BEHIND YOU. It was on the jacket of the British edition. I received a proof of the British artwork shortly before Kait died and showed it to her. She and I were among the very few people in the United States who saw it. That edition was not available in the U.S. The police didn't even take fingerprints. They certainly didn't bother with DNA evidence. I wish they had fingerprinted Kait's purse, as I later discovered that somebody cleaned out her wallet. There wasn't a penny in it. Answered by: Kait's Mom

i loved your book
Question: Dear Lois, I have been reading your book lately for a school project I am in 7th grade and i was wondering after you thought the police weren't doing enough to find out who killed Kaitlyn were you scared to find out things on your own? Also, are you still looking for Kaitlyn today. I honestly hope that you do find out who killed Kaitlyn. Best of luck, Morgan age: 12 P.S I loved your book it was the BEST book i have ever read and every night i pray that you find the killer and bring them to justice. Asked on Saturday, October 10, 2009 at 02:00:45 PM Reply: I wasn't afraid to find out things on my own. I was furious and frustrated because there was no one in authority who was willing to accept and follow up on new information. If it wasn't a "random drive-by shooting" they didn't want to look at it. Answered by: Kait's Mom

couldn'd put the book down
Question: I just got done reading your book for a book report and i usually don\'t finish a book. I was very toughed and interested in your book. Every time i seen that the psychic reading matched what had happen my heart dropped it was crazy. I was just wondering to this day is it still unsolved. If so have you found out anything new since you published the book. (From Bridgette) Asked on Saturday, October 10, 2009 at 01:59:57 PM Reply: We've found out a lot of new things since the book was published. Among those: (1) The first officer at the scene delayed rescue by calling in a report of an accident with no injuries; (2) Kait was alone at the scene when the ambulance arrived, the cops had gone off and left her; (3) A man with a long record of violent attacks on women was at the scene when the cops arrived and was allowed to leave without being questioned; (4) Heroin was being smuggled into the country in packages shipped from the Orient through the Pier One Imports store where Kait worked. So, yes, we have new information. The challenge comes with figuring out how it all fits together. Answered by: Kait's Mom

Good job
Question: I just want to say wow. That was the most touching and greatest book I have ever read. I know this book was published over ten years ago, and they still haven\\\'t found her killer? I can\\\'t believe how blindsighted people are. It\\\'s unbelievable. I I like your story and you\\\'re a very brave women. i Asked on Thursday, October 08, 2009 at 11:23:05 PM Reply: Thank you for that kind post. Answered by: Kait's Mom

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