Today, an Indiana based ministry along with the Hamilton County Coroner's Office are sharing more information on the victims of the tragedy at Fox Hollow Farms in Westfield. This is a story we have been following for decades. Our Gina Glaros is in studio this morning with now more on how those lives will now be honored. Good morning, good morning to you, Julia and Julia. Yeah, it's been 30 years since the Fox Hollow Farms in Westfield became synonymous with one of Indiana's most notorious crimes. It was 1996 when police first discovered human remains on the Hamilton County property. Thanks to advancements with DNA testing. Those maids have been connected to dozens of young men. Her bum meister is accused of killing these men and burying their remains on his Westfield property. Just a couple of years ago. There was a renewed push to identify these remains with the help of victims', family members and DNA evidence today will mark the first time the community has given the victims and their families a public dedication. The goal is to celebrate their lives with dignity and honor Indiana based ministry. He knows your name and the Hamilton County Coroner's office are holding this press conference that news conference begins at 10 o'clock this morning in Westfield or Emily Longnecker. She's been following the story and we will be there. Bring you the very latest at noon and four. So much about this has been about closure right now. Giving these families a different way to remember them will be great. Thank you Gina.