'You feel so alone': Hundreds gather in Saskatoon for final Gallagher memorial walk
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The fourth and final walk in memory of Megan Gallagher drew around one hundred people in Saskatoon on Sunday.
Hundreds gathered in Saskatoon on Sunday for the fourth and final memorial walk in honor of Megan Gallagher.
The event, held to raise awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women, drew a strong show of solidarity from the community.
Megan Gallagher was reported missing in September 2020. Two years later, her remains were found near St. Louis.
Nine people were later charged in connection with her death.
"I don't think they will ever know how much it means to missing person, or a murdered person how much it means to know the community is behind you," Megan's stepmother Debbie Gallagher said.
“It's a horrible feeling, you feel so alone, but being surrounded by this much love-- there are no words. All we can say is thank you."
