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Friday, May 08, 2009 10:40 PM

Photo courtesy of Kevin and Debbie Heidt


Derrick Heidt, then a 22-year-old Ottawa University student, is shown with his boat in front of his Ottawa rental house in 2005. His body was found Feb. 27, 2006, at Pomona Lake. “Derrick fell in love with fishing there in Ottawa,” his mother, Debbie Heidt, said. “For him to die at the lake where he loved to fish was kind of crazy.” Heidt’s death was ruled an accident, but his parents believe their son was murdered and have pushed authorities to continue to investigate case.

Mother who lost son: 'Somebody knows something’

Questions linger for parents of OU student found dead at Lake

By JODIE GARCIA, Herald Staff Writer

Photo courtesy of Kevin and Debbie Heidt
Mother’s Day is a heavy-hearted day for Debbie Heidt.

When Sunday arrives, this mother of three will wake up, have a “good cry” before going to church and spend time talking to her son Derrick, who, at 22 years old, was found dead at Pomona Lake in 2006.

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