Vermont son speaks out six months after retired mothers mystery murder [Video]

Honoree Fleming, a retired biologist and a former dean of education at the Vermont State University Castleton Campus, went out for a walk on a sunny day on a local hiking trail.

Then she met a murderer.

Police released a sketch of the suspect based on witnesses who said they saw a man in the area of the shooting, but six months later, they have not arrested or publicly identified him.

“Her killer will always be on the run and hunted,” said Fleming’s son, Dean Powers, who published a book of poems called “The Biochemistry of Faith” in his mother’s memory this month as he is calling on her killer to turn himself in.

Whoever the killer is, he is considered armed and dangerous.

SON OF SLAIN VERMONT BIOLOGIST, 77, BLASTS ‘MORAL DECLINE’ IN US AFTER DAYLIGHT HIKING TRAIL AMBUSH

“I want to issue this challenge to mom’s killer.Turn yourself in and turn to Christ, or I will make you a 16-point trophy buck …