Farewell to Somer Thompson. He was amongst those in FL to call back the seven-year-old who was found dead in an Georgia landfill last week.

"Litttle Somer's in heaven now," said Sam Thompson, Somer's father, who lives in Graham.

He visited FL for her funeral. He aforementioned he's pleasant for altogether the abide he and Somer's family unit has obtained

Support for Somer Thompson's family added up by hundreds. A lot people were from close in FL, other people travelled by out of state.

"Without the beloved by everyone and the support, I do not believe my heart would have continued beating out," Thompson said.

An processional chaired to the private burial Tues abiding by the public memorial service.

"To sit there and look at the casket that you know your baby's laying in and to know that you're never going to be able to put your arms around her and hug her anymore, it's horrible," Thompson said.

As he chews over along his girl life, his ideas also turn to the investigating into her decease.

"I talked to the detectives, and let me tell you what, if you've ever seen fire in somebody's eyes who's lit up and mad, the detectives here are on fire and they're on the trail of this guy and i almost believe they already know who he is," he said.

He has this message for his daughter's killer:

"Your days are numbered. I forgive you. In God's name, God says I have to forgive you, and I do forgive you, but you're going to pay for your sins," Thompson said.

An autopsy has been executed along Somer's dead body, but authorities haven't brought out the cause of death.

Thompson plans to abide in FL for a couple of more days, just says he'll believably need to bring back for the encase progresses. Donations for his trip and his other children can be made at Community One Bank in Graham, he said. Checks ought be made payable to the "Sammy Thompson Benefit."