Charlene Rosemond left home in Everett, Massachusetts one day in April of 2009, excited to buy a new car,

but the evening took a deadly turn. Now for more than 15 years, her family has waited for justice and answers

in the still unsolved homicide.

Someone knows something about Charlene's death.

Someone is concealing the truth.

It's time to speak up.

I'm Kylie Lowe and this is the case of Charlene Roseman on Dark Down East. When 23-year-old Charlene Rosemond drove off in her parents' car around 7 a.m. on April 7, 2009,

it was the beginning of a typical day that, if everything worked out, would be the last time she had to borrow their

Grey Honda Civic. According to reporting by Bob Ward for Boston 25 News, Charlene had made

plans with a friend to go look at a new to her car after she got out of work that evening. If she

loved it, she was going to buy it on the spot. She had $4,000 cash in her

wallet ready to go. Charlene arrived to work at the Herb Chambers car dealership on Commonwealth

Avenue in Brighton that morning as usual. When her workday wrapped up around 5 o'clock,

Charlene briefly called home to talk to her mom, who told Charlene

that she needed to bring their car back as soon as possible because her dad needed it.

Charlene assured her mother that she'd be back to hand over the keys by six or seven, no later.

Charlene's mother and father waited as 6 p.m. passed and then 7 o'clock without the headlights

of their car appearing outside of their home in Everett. She wasn't picking up her phone when

they called either. They went to bed without any sign that Charlene would return, and she never did

walk back through the door. The next morning, Charlene's mother woke up

Charlene's sister, Rosalie, who also goes by the name Rosie. Her mother was concerned.

She told Rosie that Charlene hadn't come back when she said she would the night before,

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