a violent felon. A joint fundraising effort resulted in establishing the Imette St. Guillen Scholarship for second-year students at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Another scholarship in her name was endowed at Boston Latin School. St. Guillen's family has created the Spirit of Imette Foundation, intended to support education for underprivileged children. Representation in other media The murder has been fictionalized in the novels Killer Heat by Linda Fairstein and Angel's Tip by Alafair Burke. St. Guillen's murder is discussed in the Jodi Picoult novel House Rules. New York band Interpol wrote a song titled "Pioneer to the Falls," which is believed to refer to St. Guillen's murder. The title likely refers to the walk from the Pioneer bar to The Falls bar. St. Guillen is memorialized by Periel Aschenbrand in "In Memory of Imette", an article in A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant, and A Prayer. This collection of writings edited by Eve Ensler, author of The Vagina Monologues, is read as part of annual V-Day performances that raise funds to stop violence worldwide against women and girls. The case is featured on HLN's "Forensic Files II" in an episode entitled "Blanket Denial." See also Murder of Romona Moore Nightlife legislation of the United States References Footnotes Sources External links The Spirit of Imette Foundation 2006 in New York City 2006 murders in the United States 2000s crimes in New York City 2000s trials 2000s in Brooklyn Crimes in Brooklyn Deaths by beating in the United States Deaths by person in New York City February 2006 crimes February 2006 events in the United States Female murder victims Incidents of violence against women Murder in New York City Murder trials Rape in the 2000s Rape trials in the United States Rapes in the United States Violence against women in the United States Women in New York City