Memorial Fund Set Up For Murdered Bethany Teen

Deanne Stein, News9.com

BETHANY, Oklahoma -- A memorial fund has been set up for the teen whose body was found dismembered and put in a duffle bag.

The Carina Saunders Contribution Fund was set up to help cover funeral costs. Some of the money also will go to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. People who would like to contribute to the fund can do so through the Bank of Oklahoma.

The young woman's body was found stuffed in a duffel bag behind a Homeland grocery store on Thursday, October 13.

As for the investigation into Saunders death, investigators say they're following dozens of leads. They have not named any suspects, but say the nature of the crime indicates whoever killed Saunders would have needed "some kind of assistance."

Saunders' funeral is Friday.

MORE:

10/19/2011 Related Story: Person Of Interest In Bethany Murder Case Speaks To Police

10/19/2011 Related Story: 'Juggalo' Culture May Be At Center Of Bethany Murder 

10/18/2011 Related Story: Candlelight Vigil Planned For Bethany Teen Killed, Found In Bag

10/17/2011 Related Story: Body Found In Duffel Bag In Bethany Identified As Missing Teen