Dorthy Moxley, the mother who fought for decades to bring her teenage daughter’s killer to justice in a roller-coaster Connecticut murder case that captured the nation’s attention for years, has died.

Dorthy Moxley remained a compelling figure in the story of a mystery that captured world attention with its wealth and celebrity, its dead-end investigations and an outpouring of films and publicity.

The mother of one of the state’s most famous murder victims has died. Dorthy Moxley fought for decades to bring the killer of her daughter, Martha, to justice. Moxley became a familiar face on Connecticut’s TV screens in the early 2000s,

Dorthy Moxley, whose daughter Martha was murdered and who endured watching the alleged killer, Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel, convicted and released, has died.

The 92-year-old mother of a murder victim whose death spurred the conviction—and later the overturning of said conviction—of a member of the Kennedy family, died Tuesday from complications of the flu,

Dorthy Moxley, mother of 15-year-old Martha Moxley — whose slaying Kennedy-cousin Michael Skakel was tried for — has died. She was 92, and passed away at her Summit, N.J., home on Tuesday from complications of pneumonia,

Dorthy Moxley, who fought for decades for justice for her daughter slain in 1975 in the gated Belle Haven neighborhood of Greenwich, has died, according to sources and multiple media outlets. For nearly 50 years,