Hannah Wilson, a student at Indiana University, was reported missing late last week. Her body was located on Friday in a nearby rural area just east of where the university is located. She had been murdered. Hannah Wilson died of blunt force trauma to her head.

According to a report from the Chicago Tribune, a suspect in the murder of Hannah Wilson was taken into custody shortly after her body was discovered.

49-year-old Daniel E. Messel, of Bloomington, Indiana, is being held at Brown County Jail. So far not motive has been disclosed. It’s uncertain whether Messel and Hannah Wilson were familiar with one another.

The Indianapolis Star reports that thousands of people gathered on Saturday in two separate vigils to honor the life of Hannah Wilson. Her sorority sisters at Gamma Phi Beta released dozens of green and purple balloons in her memory on the deck of the solarium.

The IU campus gathered to remember Hannah Wilson. http://t.co/8n2TMcOHrT pic.twitter.com/tWPdaMYcVk

— IndyStar (@indystar) April 26, 2015

Several of Wilson’s cheerleading teammates gathered some time later at the Indiana Elite Cheer Center cheerleading gym in Noblesville. Hannah Wilson was a competitive cheerleader at the gym for six years there before leaving to attend Indiana University.

“She was the committed one, the focused one but also the light-hearted one who made them laugh and brought them together,” Bethe Beaver, co-owner of the gym, said of Hannah Wilson.

#ICYMI Thousands gathered in Hamilton County @INEliteCheer yesterday to honor #HannahWilson: http://t.co/Mhj67eiJtX pic.twitter.com/qsXQnElvID

— FOX59 News (@FOX59) April 26, 2015

Brown County coroner Earl Piper said Saturday that Hannah Wilson died from blunt force head trauma. He added that her body was riddled with scrapes and bruises as well. There was no weapon left at the crime scene.

“This is a tragedy by any stretch, so I think what we’re trying to do is to make sure people have support,” Dean of Students Harold “Pete” Goldsmith said at the vigil in Bloomington. “It’s obvious that this is a caring community. I think people cared about her, and showed up in great numbers. I think it speaks to the Greek community and how they care for each other.”

The family of Hannah Wilson has definitely experienced a tragic loss. Her university family and community and no doubt grieving, too. Hopefully the person in custody for her murder–Daniel E. Messel–is tried and convicted of this horrific crime so that some semblance of justice can be served.

When a 22-year-old is murdered, however, is there really any justice?