Vigil held in honor of Kajavia Globe

Perfect strangers came together Saturday evening to honor 24 year old Kajavia Globe and to fight for justice in the City of Detroit.

"We are tired of the violence on our streets,” said march organizer KiKi Kerr. “So we decided to come together and fight for justice, for peace and protection for our community.  We are fed up and we are fired up."

Her mother who was at the march did not hold back when her expressing her anger.

Kajavia Globe went missing earlier this month. She was last seen near Seven Mile and Telegraph. Her body was found days later. The only lead investigators have released is a photo of someone wearing a skeleton mask, using Globe's debit card to withdraw $500 from an ATM. The circumstances surrounding her death remain a mystery at this point.

Speaking at the vigil, Globe’s mother said, "This is who Kajavia was, she didn't deserve it. My daughter did not. I will say it again. She did not deserve what happened to her. She was a good girl. It speaks for itself."

While the investigation continues as to what exactly caused Globe's death, her grieving mother is grateful for all of the support. "Thank you so much Detroit. We have come together. I do know a lot of people. This speaks for itself."