CLEVELANDURBANNEWS.COM, CLEVELAND, Ohio- Domestic violence survivor Laura Cowan, also a CNN hero, and Euclid NAACP President Cassandra McDonald will moderate and keynote respectively the 6th Anniversary of the Cleveland East 93rd Street Serial Murders rally and march on Thursday. March 28, 2019 at the intersection of E. 93rd Street and Bessemer Avenue on the city's largely Black east side, the rally, that will include the families of the murder victims murder victims Jazmine Trotter, Ashley Leszyeski, Christine Malone, Jameela Hasan, and Alianna DeFreeze families, set to begin at 5 pm.

For more information contact organizer Kathy Wray Coleman of and Women's March Cleveland and Imperialwomencoalition.com Tel: (216) 659-0473 Email: editor@clevelandurbannews.com).

All five were killed along a two mile strip near East 93rd Street and Bessemer Avenue up to Harvard Avenue.

Other than Alianna, a teenager murdered on her way to school in 2017 by a since convicted sexual predator death row, , the killer is at large as to the other victims, all of them Black but Leszyeski, whose mother and sister will speak, along with three of the Malone's grown children, who have helped organize the rally, and the grandmother of DeFreeze.

"We are pleased to have a CNN Hero, who has helped us organize for this necessary anniversary event, and an articulate local female NAACP president lead this anniversary march for these innocent victims as we seek closure for the families and call on city officials to update us on cold cases involving poor Black women and children," said Cleveland activist Kathy Wray Coleman, an organizer of the event since 2014 and  who leads the Imperial Women Coalition and is a key organizer of Women's March Cleveland and International Women's Day March Cleveland.

Other speakers include activist Alfred Porter Jr. of Black on Black Crime and the Black Man's Army, Fatima Chuie of Peace in the Hood and the Task Force for Community Mobilization, Princess Mapp Moore of Rebuilding Our Village and Protecting Our Children Before and After School, and Genevieve Mitchell of the Carl Stokes Brigade.

Angelique Malone said "we want our mother's killer found and brought to justice."

Hasan, 37, was murdered in December of 2012, Malone, 45, and Trotter, 20, both in March of 2013, Leszyeski, 21, in May of 2013, and DeFreeze,  a teenager, in January of 2017.

Leszyeski, who was White and resided on the city's West Side, her body discovered in a vacant field with her hand cut off.

Alianna was 14-years-old at the time of her murder by previously convicted sex predator Christopher Whitaker, who was convicted of her murder and sentenced to death this time last year by Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas Judge  Judge Carolyn Friedland, remains at large.

The bodies of Trotter and DeFreeze were discovered at abandoned homes.

Hasan was stabbed 17 times in an east side apartment.

Affiliated greater Cleveland activist groups relative to the upcoming rally and vigil include Imperial Women Coalition, Women's March Cleveland, the Laura Cowan Foundation, International Women's Day March Cleveland,Clevelandurbannews.com, Black Man's Army, Kathywraycolemanonlinenewsblog.com, Find Our Children-The Missing- Ebony Alert, Rebuilding Our Village and Protecting Our Children's Safety, Peace in the Hood, Black on Black Crime Inc, Black Man's Army, Stop Targeting Ohio's Poor,  the People's Forum, the Task Force for Community Mobilization, and the Carl Stokes Brigade.

Community activists and the murder victims families want answers as to the city's assertiveness, or lack thereof, in finding the killer or killers and an update from city officials on cold cases regarding murdered and raped women and girls, Black and poor women and girls in particular.